Delicious Fruit
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by YaBoiMarcAntony
3 Reviews:
YaBoiMarcAntony
What an odd game!
Visually, it's messy and lazy in regards to everything but the game itself; in regards to the game itself, it's decent, simple and clean but unique all the same. The music for the one screen of needle (presumably a 2x2 screen) is unusual for a fangame and also has an extremely odd loop as it just quite suddenly stops playing and then starts again probably fifteen or twenty seconds later (I'm really bad at guesstimating times like that, so don't take that as gospel). Now, the actual gameplay itself is reasonably fun, but nothing which requires playing it at this moment. It's just a 2x2 32px needle maze which sometimes could benefit from moving into the 16px territory but for the most part plays well and maintains interest. There are blind drops at times, but I don't inherently have a problem with that for the most part as it's easy to figure out where to go once you accept you'll probably die in the process; however, the final save left me a bit confused for a while as I misinterpreted what I was meant to do and threw my head at trying my way for about five or ten minutes before realizing I was doing it wrong. The clear screen is mysterious, making me feel like there's more to the game, but I don't want to decompile it and I couldn't figure anything out in my brief time investigating it.
If you can get your hands on the game, there's no reason not to play it if for no other reason than its peculiar mood, but I see no explicit reason to seek the game out either unless what I say here draws you in.
There's also a skip in the first save that allows you to just ignore 95% of the screen which I discovered while I was confused on the final save, so if you want a quick clear, there you go.
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Visually, it's messy and lazy in regards to everything but the game itself; in regards to the game itself, it's decent, simple and clean but unique all the same. The music for the one screen of needle (presumably a 2x2 screen) is unusual for a fangame and also has an extremely odd loop as it just quite suddenly stops playing and then starts again probably fifteen or twenty seconds later (I'm really bad at guesstimating times like that, so don't take that as gospel). Now, the actual gameplay itself is reasonably fun, but nothing which requires playing it at this moment. It's just a 2x2 32px needle maze which sometimes could benefit from moving into the 16px territory but for the most part plays well and maintains interest. There are blind drops at times, but I don't inherently have a problem with that for the most part as it's easy to figure out where to go once you accept you'll probably die in the process; however, the final save left me a bit confused for a while as I misinterpreted what I was meant to do and threw my head at trying my way for about five or ten minutes before realizing I was doing it wrong. The clear screen is mysterious, making me feel like there's more to the game, but I don't want to decompile it and I couldn't figure anything out in my brief time investigating it.
If you can get your hands on the game, there's no reason not to play it if for no other reason than its peculiar mood, but I see no explicit reason to seek the game out either unless what I say here draws you in.
There's also a skip in the first save that allows you to just ignore 95% of the screen which I discovered while I was confused on the final save, so if you want a quick clear, there you go.
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 60 60
Aug 15, 2021