Delicious FruitI Wanna Traverse The Seven Aspects
Creators: arzztt, Gwiz, Lss, Naloa, Pieceofcheese87, Racic, Wolfiexe
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Creator's Comments:
arzztt [Creator]
Adventure collab game I hosted with 7 stages and a lot of variety.
This game was made for the I Wanna Twourney.
We have since updated the game to V1.1 to hopefully smooth out the game a bit.
We all spent a lot of time on this game and we hope you enjoy.
Good Luck and Have Fun!
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This game was made for the I Wanna Twourney.
We have since updated the game to V1.1 to hopefully smooth out the game a bit.
We all spent a lot of time on this game and we hope you enjoy.
Good Luck and Have Fun!
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: 65 65
Dec 22, 2023
21 Reviews:
PlutoTheThing
Fantastic western collab which feels very reminiscent of various eastern collabs like six elements and the such. It's very consistent quality, every stage has a distinct style while also having their own qualities to them. The biggest issue I had was probably gaywizard stage, it was just very hard to get into at the start which I found a bit annoying, but besides that any grievances I have are minimalistic. My favorite stages were probably Arzztt, Piece, and Naloa, super entertaining and Naloa especially was such a good conclusion. Amazing game!
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Rating: 9.3 93
Difficulty: 58 58
Dec 28, 2023
aglab2
Review based on IWT2 version. Incredible collab fangame with all sorts of variety you can find - whether you want a classic good ol' needle or crazy trap stage, this game has it all. The break stages and jokes are also great helping player to relax between more serious areas. My personal favorite is absolutely gwiz with insane screen wrapping gimmicks and as insane boss fight. There were a couple skill issues on my side due to being unable to beat Lss and Wolfi bosses in a timely manner but I heard it got much better in the release version so presumably this game is straight up a banger now. Highly recommended.
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Rating: 9.7 97
Difficulty: N/A
Dec 24, 2023
Nearigami
Seven Aspects is a western collab with a lot of variety. It gives the vibe of a more polished older adventure collab, which seems to be the goal. I like all of the stages in this, though some more than others. There weren't any parts I outright disliked though, and speedrunning it has actually made the parts I had a harder time appreciating first playthrough more enjoyable. Overall highly recommended.
If I had to rate each stage individually:
Arzztt: 9/10 - enjoyable trap stage that also managed to not make me feel lost, which is pretty difficult once trap games get above a certain difficulty threshold I find. Arzztt has really found his footing and improved pretty drastically on the adventure style I found to still need work during Look Inside. I'm really impressed.
LSS: 9/10 - It hit a sweet spot of puzzle difficulty for me where it still was a bit of a brain teaser at times, but it never got too difficult to the point where I felt stuck for a long time. The boss is also really cool even though I find it to be a little too much to keep track of sometimes.
Racic: 8/10 - I am rating this a bit lower than some other ones but please don't take that as me disliking the stage. I actually think that the goal of a collab stage should be to add variety and contribute to the overall experience, and I think Racic's stage nails this. It's a really nice intermission of sorts and contributes greatly to the overall vibe of the game.
Wolfi: 9/10 - Wolfi's boss is the hardest part of the game for me and gets a little frustrating sometimes, but it's still a good time. The gimmick took a bit to grow on me but I found myself really loving the design the more I experienced it.
Piece: 8.5/10 - This serves as another intermission stage to me. I've never been too big of a fan of yoshi platforming, but I think Piece really made it work here in this sort of open area vibe. It has big NANE energy which kind of gives a bit of an amateurish vibe, but then I remembered Piece made that engine so it's completely fine.
Gwiz 6.5/10 first playthrough, 9/10 every other time - I think this stage has a really cool idea that lightly suffers from the fact that it's really learny and not really immediately obvious what the timing on everything is. It took me a while to get to grips with and I wasn't having that much fun doing it. On future playthroughs once I learned all the timings it actually became one of my favorites.
Naloa: 10/10 - The final boss is just genuinely awesome. I loved every second of it, and it's the perfect way to end a game like this.
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If I had to rate each stage individually:
Arzztt: 9/10 - enjoyable trap stage that also managed to not make me feel lost, which is pretty difficult once trap games get above a certain difficulty threshold I find. Arzztt has really found his footing and improved pretty drastically on the adventure style I found to still need work during Look Inside. I'm really impressed.
LSS: 9/10 - It hit a sweet spot of puzzle difficulty for me where it still was a bit of a brain teaser at times, but it never got too difficult to the point where I felt stuck for a long time. The boss is also really cool even though I find it to be a little too much to keep track of sometimes.
Racic: 8/10 - I am rating this a bit lower than some other ones but please don't take that as me disliking the stage. I actually think that the goal of a collab stage should be to add variety and contribute to the overall experience, and I think Racic's stage nails this. It's a really nice intermission of sorts and contributes greatly to the overall vibe of the game.
Wolfi: 9/10 - Wolfi's boss is the hardest part of the game for me and gets a little frustrating sometimes, but it's still a good time. The gimmick took a bit to grow on me but I found myself really loving the design the more I experienced it.
Piece: 8.5/10 - This serves as another intermission stage to me. I've never been too big of a fan of yoshi platforming, but I think Piece really made it work here in this sort of open area vibe. It has big NANE energy which kind of gives a bit of an amateurish vibe, but then I remembered Piece made that engine so it's completely fine.
Gwiz 6.5/10 first playthrough, 9/10 every other time - I think this stage has a really cool idea that lightly suffers from the fact that it's really learny and not really immediately obvious what the timing on everything is. It took me a while to get to grips with and I wasn't having that much fun doing it. On future playthroughs once I learned all the timings it actually became one of my favorites.
Naloa: 10/10 - The final boss is just genuinely awesome. I loved every second of it, and it's the perfect way to end a game like this.
Rating: 9.0 90
Difficulty: 60 60
Mar 1, 2024