Deciding whether or not I recommend this game was as difficult as picking the red pill or the blue pill. On one hand, it is a cinematic masterpiece grossly undervalued at the low price of $10. This game gave me the immaculate brain power to solve world hunger. I think with more players, we have the potential to solve racism and homophobia as well. According to Prezi, the archetype for yellow represents, "sunny, cheerful, joyous, happy, excited, inspired, creative". Having collected thousands of yellow lemons, I can confirm these are the feelings I truly feel throughout the gameplay. (Just wait until you get to the BIG lemons). But on the other hand, the game is far too short. I pity anyone who feels the same positive sensations just to discover, like myself, that it is so short lived. I strive for the same emotional high that I felt the first time playing "Amazeing Lemons", but each replay numbs my feelings and eyes to the color yellow more and more.

overall 11/10

Deciding whether or not I recommend this game was as difficult as picking the red pill or the blue pill. On one hand, it is a cinematic masterpiece grossly undervalued at the low price of $10. This game gave me the immaculate brain power to solve world hunger. I think with more players, we have the potential to solve racism and homophobia as well. According to Prezi, the archetype for yellow represents, "sunny, cheerful, joyous, happy, excited, inspired, creative". Having collected thousands of yellow lemons, I can confirm these are the feelings I truly feel throughout the gameplay. (Just wait until you get to the BIG lemons). But on the other hand, the game is far too short. I pity anyone who feels the same positive sensations just to discover, like myself, that it is so short lived. I strive for the same emotional high that I felt the first time playing "Amazeing Lemons", but each replay numbs my feelings and eyes to the color yellow more and more. [b]overall 11/10[/b]