Delicious Fruit
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
3 Reviews:
Wolsk
Rating is based on "true end" somewhat I guess????????
The game is so questionably programmed that the INTENDED way to get to true end is by beating the final boss 4 times on any difficulty and then going back through on very hard mode to get every weapon upgrade (this game has 4 different weapons to collect and use). One gun shoots ice blocks with the probably the strangest ice physics in any Fangame to ever exist, one gun shoots bubbles that you can jump off, and one gun shoots teleporters that warp the kid. You cannot collect any of the items unless you're playing on a difficulty above medium, and if you're not playing on very hard, then you cannot get the teleport item. The second item (ice) has softlock potential because there is no trigger inside the area that removes the gate, so you have to do it without saving. It has weird and obscure mechanics like using butterflies to activate switches where only specific butterflies correspond to each switch, and the way to reach true end is by getting to the extra boss room without having activated 1 of those switches.
However, you can reach true-ish end by just playing on hard mode or above and activating any of the butterfly switches. Doing that will give you the extra boss as a phase 2 after beating the normal boss (with no save in between). The different difficulties buff the bosses and the platforming quite a bit along with removing some saves on very hard.
This game was quite the journey, and I can't see how anyone could figure out how to beat it properly without using a decompiler or a lengthy review. I would not recommend this game, though I don't entirely regret the experience of figuring out what the hell was going on for multiple hours.
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The game is so questionably programmed that the INTENDED way to get to true end is by beating the final boss 4 times on any difficulty and then going back through on very hard mode to get every weapon upgrade (this game has 4 different weapons to collect and use). One gun shoots ice blocks with the probably the strangest ice physics in any Fangame to ever exist, one gun shoots bubbles that you can jump off, and one gun shoots teleporters that warp the kid. You cannot collect any of the items unless you're playing on a difficulty above medium, and if you're not playing on very hard, then you cannot get the teleport item. The second item (ice) has softlock potential because there is no trigger inside the area that removes the gate, so you have to do it without saving. It has weird and obscure mechanics like using butterflies to activate switches where only specific butterflies correspond to each switch, and the way to reach true end is by getting to the extra boss room without having activated 1 of those switches.
However, you can reach true-ish end by just playing on hard mode or above and activating any of the butterfly switches. Doing that will give you the extra boss as a phase 2 after beating the normal boss (with no save in between). The different difficulties buff the bosses and the platforming quite a bit along with removing some saves on very hard.
This game was quite the journey, and I can't see how anyone could figure out how to beat it properly without using a decompiler or a lengthy review. I would not recommend this game, though I don't entirely regret the experience of figuring out what the hell was going on for multiple hours.
Rating: 2.2 22
Difficulty: N/A
Jun 2, 2019
Renko97
Rating based in normal? idk the game is weird.
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Rating: 3.0 30
Difficulty: 33 33
Nov 11, 2023
Xplayerlol
Rating doesn't include secrets/extra and is based on the lowest difficulty.
The tutorial stage got me ready for a really lengthy adventure game that makes use of multiple weapons with specific uses (And not really a good one at that, the weapons are mostly terrible to use, and one of them features the worst ice physics I've ever seen).
Turns out that it's just an extremely short needle game with a boss in the end. The visuals and the music are cute, and the death sound isn't bad, but the platforming itself is really uninteresting. Supposedly, there are secrets hidden somewhere, and these secrets should include the weapons at some point, but I didn't find anything worth mentioning at all, so I don't know.
The Thank you for Playing screen is also a difficulty selection screen. Beating the game on a certain difficulty will unlock a higher difficulty setting. From the Hard Mode on, the game becomes a (generic) trap game.
It becomes more and more of a mess as you progress through it, and the beginning is already uninteresting. Wouldn't recommend.
The tutorial stage got me ready for a really lengthy adventure game that makes use of multiple weapons with specific uses (And not really a good one at that, the weapons are mostly terrible to use, and one of them features the worst ice physics I've ever seen).
Turns out that it's just an extremely short needle game with a boss in the end. The visuals and the music are cute, and the death sound isn't bad, but the platforming itself is really uninteresting. Supposedly, there are secrets hidden somewhere, and these secrets should include the weapons at some point, but I didn't find anything worth mentioning at all, so I don't know.
The Thank you for Playing screen is also a difficulty selection screen. Beating the game on a certain difficulty will unlock a higher difficulty setting. From the Hard Mode on, the game becomes a (generic) trap game.
It becomes more and more of a mess as you progress through it, and the beginning is already uninteresting. Wouldn't recommend.
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 3.0 30
Difficulty: 27 27
Jan 26, 2016