Fairy Carrots

Story? Nah, who needs it when you've dived headfirst into a wild world of parkour and stealth with anime girls armed to the teeth – well, almost. These lovely ladies are packing heat and looking for an opportunity to unload their full metal jackets, sprinkled with a dash of kawaii, while you, the daring player, must collect carrots like your life depends on it.

This game changed me intrinsically as a human being and I will never be the same.

Spectacular game, I have spoken to the creator through email. They are very kind and happy to answer questions, I am the only person speedrunning this game. If you like speedrunning definitely check this game out. Video of me playing with friends here; https://youtu.be/oSgsUKUvwPg?si=D3CBYWyk1n8uLmeS

[h1]Fun, Dank and full of Jank[/h1] Odd and quirky, but fun Japanese indie game. It's a Collectathon platforming-parkour game where the main goal is to get all the carrots throughout the various levels, avoiding enemies with guns along the way. Character control is easy-to-learn and is good enough, but there were a few points in some of the levels where frustration amounted due to control issues. The Sewers level was no doubt the hardest. No Game Overs so you can instantly retry the level if you die. Auto-Saves the game with every carrot you collect, rather nice. The game has a speedrun mode unlocked by getting all the carrots. It uses Unity as the game engine, but there was no Vsync option. Even when forced with my graphics card (Nvidia), there's still a very noticeable amount of screen tearing, so be prepared for that if you intend on playing through this game. It's very very short. My total playtime as of this review is me collecting all the carrots, and I was taking my time with it. Despite the length, it's fun.

Ok so far so good. however. it has some jank and bugs. This is a very entertaining collect-a-thon where you mostly do parkour and tight jumps sometimes to get to areas. I kinda like that. once in a while some parkour and jank are night. The Character designs tho do leave much in lacking taste or well structure.. but it is a game that I'd say pays respects to the classics of the weird era that were the 2000s A blessing of time for gaming where not every game was the same service drivel. the good old days when single player games had spunk. and never were shy of the weird humor they had RIP TO THE CLASSICS THAT NEVER GET PORTED, REMASTERED, OR REMAKED Heres to you my favorite muse, oh how I miss ya. "Stretch Panic/Freak Out!" Among the stars in colorful design mixed with the wackiness of a older generation. heres to you, and thanks for all the memories. that's my ending statement on the matter of classic games never growing stale, and much to be learned from just being wacky and fun.

The anime maid girls gunned me down and asked questions after. 10/10