Delicious Fruit
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by Anonymous
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by Fruitless
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by Anonymous
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by Anonymous
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by Kryshtal
7 Reviews:
Kryshtal
Fun, but saturated with trolls. You get a warp gun!
At the end boss, you don't have to fight him (in fact his last attack is endless), you have to press spacebar and answer 海王星 in the dialog box that pops up. The boss represents the solar system (planets and the Moon), the top thing asks what's his name, and those kanji mean "Neptune"
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At the end boss, you don't have to fight him (in fact his last attack is endless), you have to press spacebar and answer 海王星 in the dialog box that pops up. The boss represents the solar system (planets and the Moon), the top thing asks what's his name, and those kanji mean "Neptune"
Rating: 6.5 65
Difficulty: 40 40
Mar 13, 2015
kurath
Its a decent little game with some questionable bits. Its on and off and has some really mean traps (as well as some necessitated japanese which is an issue, see Kryshtals review).
Its got some basic production, a neat gimmick in one stage and a bunch of traps and interesting mechanics otherwise. I had fun but its easy to get stuck on for sure, because there are parts that make little sense.
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Its got some basic production, a neat gimmick in one stage and a bunch of traps and interesting mechanics otherwise. I had fun but its easy to get stuck on for sure, because there are parts that make little sense.
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 45 45
Nov 2, 2019
Fruitless
Rating based on Medium mode.
A fun adventure game with some cool gimmicks in it. It starts out pretty basic, with some basic traps and invisible blocks. However, soon you get the warp gun, the main gimmick in this game. With this, you can shoot a bullet with the X key, and upon releasing X, you get teleported to where that bullet is. This gimmick gets a lot of use throughout the game, in a lot of unique ways too. I especially liked the segments where you triggered an otherwise inescapable trap and used the warp bullet to escape from them, even if they were a bit tight sometimes. There's also the arrows which can redirect your warp bullets in other directions, some even being controlled by the mouse. Oh yeah, the game also uses the mouse for some things, which can be annoying if your mouse is unresponsive like mine is. Still, you have more than enough time to move your mouse into the correct spot. There's a couple of minibosses throughout the game too, each being really short and distinct from each other, I had fun on them. There are also some problems though, like those invisible blocks I mentioned earlier, which get brought later into the game too, resulting in some pretty cryptic routes. There's also a couple of quiz questions, and if you can't solve them, the answers to those are 1840853 on the left question, 659 in the middle, and 87586 on the right. Later in the game, there's also a boss against the 8 planets in the solar system, with one attack for each planet. Some attacks do require a bit of learning to not get immediately killed by, but for the most part, they're fun once you get past that part, assuming you aren't an idiot and forget to use the warp gun like I did. The final attack is the hardest one, and actually goes on forever, since you're not actually intended to fight this boss, instead the goal is to press space and enter an answer into the box that appears. Contrary to popular belief, typing the answer in Japanese is not required, as you can just type in "neptune" in all lowercase to win instead. Another cryptic moment, but at least you can skip the boss fight if you want. After that, you get some more trap platforming without the warp gun, just like the beginning of the game, and the game ends.
A fun little game with some nice gimmicks, assuming you don't mind mouse usage and cryptic gameplay. Recommended to adventure game fans.
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A fun adventure game with some cool gimmicks in it. It starts out pretty basic, with some basic traps and invisible blocks. However, soon you get the warp gun, the main gimmick in this game. With this, you can shoot a bullet with the X key, and upon releasing X, you get teleported to where that bullet is. This gimmick gets a lot of use throughout the game, in a lot of unique ways too. I especially liked the segments where you triggered an otherwise inescapable trap and used the warp bullet to escape from them, even if they were a bit tight sometimes. There's also the arrows which can redirect your warp bullets in other directions, some even being controlled by the mouse. Oh yeah, the game also uses the mouse for some things, which can be annoying if your mouse is unresponsive like mine is. Still, you have more than enough time to move your mouse into the correct spot. There's a couple of minibosses throughout the game too, each being really short and distinct from each other, I had fun on them. There are also some problems though, like those invisible blocks I mentioned earlier, which get brought later into the game too, resulting in some pretty cryptic routes. There's also a couple of quiz questions, and if you can't solve them, the answers to those are 1840853 on the left question, 659 in the middle, and 87586 on the right. Later in the game, there's also a boss against the 8 planets in the solar system, with one attack for each planet. Some attacks do require a bit of learning to not get immediately killed by, but for the most part, they're fun once you get past that part, assuming you aren't an idiot and forget to use the warp gun like I did. The final attack is the hardest one, and actually goes on forever, since you're not actually intended to fight this boss, instead the goal is to press space and enter an answer into the box that appears. Contrary to popular belief, typing the answer in Japanese is not required, as you can just type in "neptune" in all lowercase to win instead. Another cryptic moment, but at least you can skip the boss fight if you want. After that, you get some more trap platforming without the warp gun, just like the beginning of the game, and the game ends.
A fun little game with some nice gimmicks, assuming you don't mind mouse usage and cryptic gameplay. Recommended to adventure game fans.
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 40 40
Jun 9, 2026
Tyste
Very unintuitive gimmicks and cheap solutions. Japanese language warning
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Rating: 4.0 40
Difficulty: 55 55
Nov 2, 2019
Wolfiexe
A fun trap game consisting of one lengthy gimmick'ish stage and an intro and outro. The main gimmick used is pretty interested, and is used with the traps in a pretty interesting way, although sometimes maybe a little too galaxy brain. There are some language barriers due to all the in-game signposts being Japanese.
One particular segment involves a 3-way path each leading to a puzzle. Only one needs to be done, but one leads to a Japanese kanji puzzle related to colours or numbers. If you get here, the answer is 87586. And as Kryshtal said in their review, the final boss requires some shenanigans to get past as well.
Still a fun little game though.
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One particular segment involves a 3-way path each leading to a puzzle. Only one needs to be done, but one leads to a Japanese kanji puzzle related to colours or numbers. If you get here, the answer is 87586. And as Kryshtal said in their review, the final boss requires some shenanigans to get past as well.
Still a fun little game though.
Rating: 6.4 64
Difficulty: 45 45
Nov 2, 2019