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Shooter, Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie
Juicy Realm is a roguelike game in which players must square off against bizarre fruits all across the world. The line between the animal and the plant world has become blurred, and the food chain has been completely disrupted.
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Unpretentious, relentless, raw and cosy.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationNov 20198.5/10When it comes to roguelike shooters I’m both a tremendous fan and often a picky critic...
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DragnixShaun JoyMay 201882/100A great gateway game into the top-down shooting roguelite genre.
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Games XtremeSara BoardmanMay 2018What makes Juicy Realm so much fun is how off the wall it all is. Bullet-hellish in its own right, you have enemies that descend upon you from every direction imaginable--and they have quite good aim too! The challenge is definitely there which is something that's essential for twin-stickers.
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GameSpaceMitchell GassnerJun 20185.5/10The whole time I was playing I felt the PC was the wrong platform for the game. While I don't see myself coming back over and over to play the game at home, it would be a fun game to have on a mobile device. My PC gaming time is spent on more substantial games, but the short levels of Juicy Realm could be played while out and about.
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viewportAlbert CorstenMay 20186/10While the gameplay resonates with what roguelike players love and desire, Juicy Realm doesn't do enough to set itself apart from the competition. Still, Juicy Realm is a sweet change of pace from more hardcore roguelikes that warrants a playthrough for those looking for a more casual experience.
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IGDB rating 5.8/10 from 2 ratings.
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