Delicious Fruit
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25 Reviews:
Azzurinn
Its hard to disagree with the main sentiment of the other reviews.... This really could be considered how to make a medley 101.
The game has really nice screen picks with some of its own takes and twists on them but these are not too drastic to make you think the original game is something different to what it is and the difficulty is really comfortable that an experienced player wont be stuck for a very long time.
The game ends with a non medley stage and boss which fits also really nicely into the game to give a satisfying end.
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The game has really nice screen picks with some of its own takes and twists on them but these are not too drastic to make you think the original game is something different to what it is and the difficulty is really comfortable that an experienced player wont be stuck for a very long time.
The game ends with a non medley stage and boss which fits also really nicely into the game to give a satisfying end.
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: N/A
Jul 9, 2016
Pandy49
One of the best medleys's out there. Screen picks are not the usual ones because this game took harder fangames and tuned them down. Still a diverse challenge overall.
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Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 85 85
Nov 29, 2015
xva
it’s odd to see lily of all makers making a game in medley format, and even odder that it’s actually quite good. mind you, lily shines where lily always shone — avoidance. what I’m getting at is that the needle isn’t great but the bosses are. medleys are kinda hard to get right and a lot of people are quite picky about them in particular. it’s a genre that’s generally oversaturated but still reluctantly produces games that are of decent quality. games like this one oftentimes have to do something unique with their design to stand out from the other medleys. in this game’s case, it’s the mid-length format of only having 3 stages, the two final avoidances and some other minor things like medley picks and boss design
the needle I won’t really talk about other than the funny inclusion of avoidance interruptions within it. I honestly really like these, even if they aren’t super hard or long or anything. I like the VFX when transitioning into these, it’s goofy and reminiscent of the time. it’s definitely something to remember this game by. the rest of the needle ranges from mid to bad with the exception of the final stage which is good ol’ lily needle. where the game shines is the bosses, which are proper and well-executed medley bosses with a tinge of imbalance. for instance, the first boss’s final attack kinda blows because it walls you easily. stuff like that is what I mean with “a tinge of imbalance”. boss 2, while I don’t quite get the funny, it plays somewhat well. there’s also a cool DP appearance in there that’s surprisingly faithful to the original. the final boss and the extra avoidance are the most notable parts of the game. “Thank to Daburyu” is a reference to lily’s old game “I wanna be the Daburyu”, which are linked by the appearance of the final boss, who is both the final boss in Thank the Daburyu and the final phase of I wanna be the Daburyu. In OG Daburyu, the avoidance is ~80, while here it doesn’t breach 70 I don’t think. here the boss is also much higher quality, has a better song and is actually balanced for once. it’s got a bunch of cool barrage attacks that are fun to read. it even has a few callbacks to avoidances like TIS and the original Daburyu (Final). of notable attacks, it’s worth mentioning the prefinal butterfly attack is the hardest one, as you can get really insane RNG if you stand in the wrong laser gap. other than that it’s fun and fair
extra avoidance is some silly remake of Tear It that you access by walking right on the clear screen. I don’t think it’s much harder than the original Tear It, but it is different enough to classify it as a separate avoidance and not just a copy of Tear It. I can’t say much since I didn’t play it and only found out about it after clearing and subsequently uninstalling the game… other than that the ending looks funny lmao
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the needle I won’t really talk about other than the funny inclusion of avoidance interruptions within it. I honestly really like these, even if they aren’t super hard or long or anything. I like the VFX when transitioning into these, it’s goofy and reminiscent of the time. it’s definitely something to remember this game by. the rest of the needle ranges from mid to bad with the exception of the final stage which is good ol’ lily needle. where the game shines is the bosses, which are proper and well-executed medley bosses with a tinge of imbalance. for instance, the first boss’s final attack kinda blows because it walls you easily. stuff like that is what I mean with “a tinge of imbalance”. boss 2, while I don’t quite get the funny, it plays somewhat well. there’s also a cool DP appearance in there that’s surprisingly faithful to the original. the final boss and the extra avoidance are the most notable parts of the game. “Thank to Daburyu” is a reference to lily’s old game “I wanna be the Daburyu”, which are linked by the appearance of the final boss, who is both the final boss in Thank the Daburyu and the final phase of I wanna be the Daburyu. In OG Daburyu, the avoidance is ~80, while here it doesn’t breach 70 I don’t think. here the boss is also much higher quality, has a better song and is actually balanced for once. it’s got a bunch of cool barrage attacks that are fun to read. it even has a few callbacks to avoidances like TIS and the original Daburyu (Final). of notable attacks, it’s worth mentioning the prefinal butterfly attack is the hardest one, as you can get really insane RNG if you stand in the wrong laser gap. other than that it’s fun and fair
extra avoidance is some silly remake of Tear It that you access by walking right on the clear screen. I don’t think it’s much harder than the original Tear It, but it is different enough to classify it as a separate avoidance and not just a copy of Tear It. I can’t say much since I didn’t play it and only found out about it after clearing and subsequently uninstalling the game… other than that the ending looks funny lmao
Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 68 68
May 15, 2025