I enjoy small, out of the ordinary games like Chocolatier, so I thought I would enjoy this game. I was wrong.
Fruits Inc. 1 has to be found in the steamapps folder, which isn't mentioned, but that is a minor detail, since that is now pointed out on the Community Hub. Once inside the game, you have to click buttons to buy materials or 2 different kinds...
Fruits Inc. looked like a nice casual game which i need from time to time but i was a bit disapointed.
At first i tried Fruits Inc. 2 only to find it was made for a mobile platform. A lot of the art had to be stretched to fit a normal screen so it was quite pixalated.
It's also unexpectedly laggy, you'd think it would run smoothly since it looked like...
Fruits Inc. 2 is a Farm Frenzy-style time management game characterized by bad level design. In a few levels, too nearby plots and unremovable obstacles block you from picking up your products. The difficulty curve is nonexistent; gold time limits seem to have been pulled out of someone's a## rather than based on how long it might actually take to complete...
Plant fruit trees, make juice, sell to market, and your game doesn't save progress, so start all over. Bland, boring gameplay. Horrible farming game, cute graphics though. 1/10. Two thumbs way down.
Fruits Inc. is one of those games that defies the limitations of the "thumbs up/down" mechanism, because it really deserves more of a half-hearted "meh" gesture. It's not a terrible game, not a stinker, not fatally flawed. The biggest sin here is that Fruits Inc. is highly unexceptional. It's a casual farm-themed time-management game like so many others....
