Jogo de tiro no estilo retrô que lembra muito o jogo Smash TV (SNES), só que ao invés dos inimigos serem humanos ou máquinas vão ser frutas. Tem uma trilha sonora razoável, bem desafiante com o passar das telas. Não pegou meu joystick alternativo.

Prós:
- Gráfico retrô
- Trilha sonora Aceitável
- Bom desafio

Contras:
- Não é compatível com alguns joysticks

Eu fiz um vídeo testando e comentando o jogo aqui neste link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adJId30LMJw

Get ready for some fruitylicious bullet hell roguelike shooting action. You can choose additional skill when you level up or buy some as you progress. It's challenging, funny and great in local coop.

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I was plum out of fresh shooter games so I decided to pick this one up on the market. I had tried to get earlier access to the full game but the studio was pretty dilligent about preventing leeks.

After finally getting to play, all I can say is that anyone who doesn't like this game must be in a vegetative state.

Everything is well-balanced and well put-together in one complete package, from the gameplay, to the storyline, to the art and music. I also found RiF to be refreshingly difficult. Handle the controls gingerly - this game is no cakewalk.

The storyline, while a little corny, had depth and - I'll be honest - even got me a little arti-choked up in places. There are some small spicy cinematic sequences peppered throughout. Without revealing any spoilers, the ending was absolutely bananas.

The gameplay is straightforward and intuitive. Upgrades are awesome and weapons are accurate so you won't be potato-aiming. And the levels are linear so it doesn't feel like navigating a maize.

Game filesize is appreciably compact at ~ 145 megabites. (I'm playing on a Windows but I think it would also run just fine on an Apple).
You would be nuts to not at least give this game a taste-test. Can't wait for the sequel so I can come back for a second helping!

Loving this game so far! Pretty tough but like all the variety of fruit enemies. Grapes are the most evil so far.

I bought this game because it just seemed to silly and ridiculous. Played co-op and it was a lot of fun. Definitely recommend it to others. Much more fun with a second player though!

Solid bullet hell shoot em' up. I wasn't expecting much going into the game, but It turned out to be a nice arcade shooter and was entertaining as hell to play. I just wish I had more time to put into the game. Solid 8/10

You're looking for a fast paced bullet-hell-like game?
Resistance is Fruitile should be the perfect game for you to play in a small break during homework or your time at your office desk ^^

Starting pretty calm the levels introduce new enemies the further you come, progressively becoming more difficult.

Killing fruits which want to get to you and your yummy chocolate wedding cake earns you xp, which you can spend in powerup cards at the end of the room, granting stat bonuses ranging from dmg up to more live plus an extra ability if you got 2 matching cards.

The level design sometimes gives you a hard time if you don't think fast enough about your next dodge. 😉 Always be prepared for the unexpected! ^^

I wouldn't say you're going to play nothing else apart from this game but it's a lovely coop game if you got some time to spare, even though a game itself can last a long time due to its complexity.

Pretty fun game. The modifiers really help you feel stronger. Good enemies and level layouts. Good challenge. Like the music and art style. Solid buy.

Let me start by saying that this game, being a rogue-like twin stick shooter, is PERFECT on the Steam Deck. The best thing about the Steam Deck is that you can pick it up, play for a short bit, and suspend it to come back to later. But for that short stretch you're playing, you want that fun, that challenge, and just positive energy and release from having played it. And this game does all that. It's the game I keep coming back to when I want to play something for a short 10, 15 or even 30 minute stretch, while I take a break from a long and intense task.

Let's start with the how it looks and feels on the Steam Deck. The sprites and characters and text are correctly proportioned, and I don't feel like I'm squinting to make anything out. The game uses joypad controls of the steam deck. You don't need the thumb pads or anything like it.

Next, let's talk about the gameplay, which is what it's all about. You can play one of two characters, the bride and the groom. The bride uses a shotgun weapon, while the groom uses a more traditional stream like bullets that you'd expect from a twin stick shooter. If you're playing on PC a friend can pick up another controller and play with you as the other character, or you can remote play together. The game is hard as grapes to get to the end on your own, so when I've gotten serious about beating this game, I've played with friends. In fact, it was a friend who introduced me to this game.

Anyways, back to the game play. This rogue-like game involves this crazy mix of strategy, hand eye coordination skill, and luck. And again, this combination is perfect for that 10-30-60 minute break. So you have the basic shoot them up element of any twin stick shooter. But you get an additional weapon, a mine turret that ends up being a major side kick and element of the strategy you develop on the fly as you enter a randomly selected room and experienced a random order of enemies that come at you. All the while you're trying to pick up minerals so you an earn power ups in addition to the ones that you get from leveling up from earning experience points. And there's so much strategy involved in that card game too, where you have to strategically use your peaking ability to find pairs of cards that will give you super power up powers. Again, it all comes together to give that strategic, twitchy adrenaline rush that's perfect for my breaks.

And last, the charm of the bride and the groom as characters and the pun filled interludes in all the action are funny and uplifting. It's cheesy (or fruity) as bananas and so wholesome, haha. The characters, the theme, and the quest almost feels like a love letter in the form of a game.

Only played a tiny bit so far but I can already tell this is a hidden gem.