Delicious Fruit
Download Game 
Speedrun Leaderboards Screenshots
-
by Washijyazo
-
by Xplayerlol
-
by Washijyazo
-
by NightShark115
-
by NightShark115
-
by Washijyazo
-
by Xplayerlol
-
by Xplayerlol
-
by Washijyazo
-
by Xplayerlol
45 Reviews:
Shinobu
Simply the best piece of art dagger has ever made. Wish it was longer. Highly recommended.
Also, I made an english subtitles in my 55 minutes speedrun video in case for someone who wants to know the actual story.
[url]https://youtu.be/8F0VE9U6UFk[/url]
2020-07-24 Edit: Welowas also made an unofficial english mod based on my video so check it out
[url]https://mega.nz/#!xYwkhKxK!v0jBFpZ3vf9wJXDZFIbkTNvt599g8TgWKUJ9ZZD2Wpk[/url]
[15] Likes
Also, I made an english subtitles in my 55 minutes speedrun video in case for someone who wants to know the actual story.
[url]https://youtu.be/8F0VE9U6UFk[/url]
2020-07-24 Edit: Welowas also made an unofficial english mod based on my video so check it out
[url]https://mega.nz/#!xYwkhKxK!v0jBFpZ3vf9wJXDZFIbkTNvt599g8TgWKUJ9ZZD2Wpk[/url]
Rating: 9.7 97
Difficulty: 55 55
Nov 27, 2017
sunbla
awesome game that has nice details pretty much everywhere you look. you can kinda follow the story even if you don't understand japanese. i was already hyped for this when i heard that dagger made something new but it was still surprising how it turned out. a must play for everyone who truely enjoys fangames!
[9] Likes
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 50 50
Mar 31, 2015
Wolfiexe
One of the better adventure games out there. Serial Experiments Kid is a very interesting adventure full of fun bosses, interestingly designed gimmicks and some laugh-out-loud traps. The game features some sort of story in Japanese, and whilst it's hard to follow along with it without knowing the language, it's still a pretty comfy ride. There are also some puzzly segments which had me scratching my head, but left me satisfied when the solution became clear. Like Chrono said, I was left thinking "aw, that's the end?" by the time it came. Definitely a classic for the adventure genre.
Tagged as: Adventure
[5] Likes
Rating: 9.2 92
Difficulty: 45 45
Sep 17, 2017
Xplayerlol
I'll start with the good parts of this game. First, there is a story! An actual, well-developed storyline, which is actually really great and by far my favorite part of this game.
Also, the treasure chests are already a bit common in fangames, but this game gives a Zelda-ish feeling, thanks to its puzzle-oriented nature together with the constant need of unlocking different paths with different items to progress in the game. I honestly would like to see a few more items, like a Hookshot, or maybe a Spinner, but that would probably be asking too much.
The stages are also incredibly great, mainly Stages 3 and 4. Stage 3 has the Great Bay Temple (From Majora's Mask) music, and the stage's design also reminds me a lot of that dungeon, in a really good way. Lots of switches, puzzles and exploring. By far, my favorite stage of the game. Stage 4 is also good, featuring a sub-boss for the first time, and lots of funny, well-made and well-animated traps.
Being able to switch between weapons with X + arrow keys is quite useful once you know where each weapon is, since you can switch instantly between them, allowing a much more flexible game (Try switching weapons in any Zelda game. You'll understand why did I like this game's system so much).
The bosses are a bit tough and simplistic at the same time, but still fun (The first one is a bit too RNG-based, but nothing that will take you more than 20 tries, if you're really unlucky).
Now, moving on to the bad side...First off, the story is in japanese, and there's no way of translating it. Meh. Awfully high death sound and sound effects, with a fitting restarting music. Way to ruin the mood. I really didn't like the platform wheel screen in the zoomed in stage. Memorizing where each fireball is coming from and avoiding it while making the wheel move is really annoying. And the last boss' spinning attack is one of the most boring and pointless attacks I've seen in a very long while.
That being said, the good parts are awesome enough to make up for the bad ones, I guess. Would recommend.
[5] Likes
Also, the treasure chests are already a bit common in fangames, but this game gives a Zelda-ish feeling, thanks to its puzzle-oriented nature together with the constant need of unlocking different paths with different items to progress in the game. I honestly would like to see a few more items, like a Hookshot, or maybe a Spinner, but that would probably be asking too much.
The stages are also incredibly great, mainly Stages 3 and 4. Stage 3 has the Great Bay Temple (From Majora's Mask) music, and the stage's design also reminds me a lot of that dungeon, in a really good way. Lots of switches, puzzles and exploring. By far, my favorite stage of the game. Stage 4 is also good, featuring a sub-boss for the first time, and lots of funny, well-made and well-animated traps.
Being able to switch between weapons with X + arrow keys is quite useful once you know where each weapon is, since you can switch instantly between them, allowing a much more flexible game (Try switching weapons in any Zelda game. You'll understand why did I like this game's system so much).
The bosses are a bit tough and simplistic at the same time, but still fun (The first one is a bit too RNG-based, but nothing that will take you more than 20 tries, if you're really unlucky).
Now, moving on to the bad side...First off, the story is in japanese, and there's no way of translating it. Meh. Awfully high death sound and sound effects, with a fitting restarting music. Way to ruin the mood. I really didn't like the platform wheel screen in the zoomed in stage. Memorizing where each fireball is coming from and avoiding it while making the wheel move is really annoying. And the last boss' spinning attack is one of the most boring and pointless attacks I've seen in a very long while.
That being said, the good parts are awesome enough to make up for the bad ones, I guess. Would recommend.
Rating: 8.3 83
Difficulty: 52 52
Apr 8, 2015
ChronoGear
It's rare to say "Aw, that's it?" at the end of a fangame. I wanted this one to continue onward. It had several interesting and widely varied areas. There's a lot of story in this game, but unfortunately it's not in English. Despite that, the areas were all fun and the troll area had some really good traps. I'd definitely recommend checking it out!
[5] Likes
Rating: 9.1 91
Difficulty: 54 54
Apr 4, 2015