When life does not give you lemons, It gives you this.

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]

[b][quote][url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asset_flip]Warning: GameGuru Asset Flip![/url][/quote][/b]Amazeing Lemons is a what Valve calls a "Fake Game". The "developer" bought the GameGuru first person shooter construction kit (no coding required, it's just a GUI!) and cobbled out a map or two using stock GameGuru assets... nothing in this game can really be called the creation of the developer, and yet they also failed to credit GameGuru or acknowlegde any of the GameGuru assets. They're trying (badly) to pass someone else's work as their own. It's just a bunch of random GameGuru assets dropped around a really lazy, stock textured GameGuru map template. This time they used some cartoony assets from some GameGuru pack, but at the end of the day it's just GameGuru and if you've played one GameGuru asset flip, you've played them all. This asset flip is so badly done it's even using the default GameGuru "options" page, it has been reskinned but there's basically no options for the...

I tend to really enjoy walking simulators. I don't get out much,so sometimes a walk through a nice digital environment is just what I need. I got a 90% off coupon for this, and figured I'd give it a go. There's no story,you just walk around collecting lemons and oranges...with a STRICT time limit. You start with very little time on the clock,oranges give extra time,but there aren't many in each level,and there are HUNDREDS of lemons to get. Later levels have even fewer oranges,so you really need to be thorough and avoid backtracking. Unfortunately,lemon placement tends to be erratic,some levels they're in mostly linear paths,others you'll walk down a lengthy path only to find one...sometimes they'll be placed directly in front of another yellow thing, so you can't even see them...or shoved behind a rock...all the while your clock is ticking. As far as the mazes themselves,there seems to be only three styles: Village hedge-maze DAY. Village hedge-maze NIGHT. Crystal cave. ...They are...

this is an amazing game to simulate what is like to be a lemon picker overall i rate this a 10/10

I was feeling particularly allergic today and I thought, why not play Amazeing Lemons? The premise is simple: there’s a maze with lemons hidden inside. Your goal is to collect all the lemons within the time limit. There are also a couple of oranges, which will extend your timer by one minute. Sounds easy? Well, hurr durr, it’s a maze. So unless you’re amazeing at mazes, you’re going to have a bad time. All in all, this is a fun game to lose yoursef in for a little while, until the healthy frustration of not finding those two last lemons in 10 seconds hit you, and you quit.

fun calming game to play in free time

Magnific, perfecto, praise god!

I got a 90% off coupon from a trading card badge. Would not pay any more than that for this game. I'll also probably never touch it again. Tasty, though.

This game is mostly fine, the mechanics work with no issue, the music is a bit repetitive, but it's relaxing, and the mazes are well built enough, minus being able to leave some maps and softlocking yourself. All in all it's a fine game, but there are 3 HUGE issues holding this game back from me recommending it. 1: The game doesn't save any progress. I don't know how many levels are in this game, but it demands you to finish the entire game in a single run, if you ever quit the game or go back to the main menu for any reason, than your progress is immediately deleted. 2: Performance seriously sucks in this game. I have an Alienware laptop that can run games like Doom Eternal and God of War with next to no frame issues, yet this game lags and takes over a minute just to open, than another minute just to start the match. 3: The price. The game is NOT worth $8.39 it just isn't. There just isn't enough in the game, no matter how many levels there are, it's just one simple game pattern...