
Pineapple is a story-revenge-driven game where you become the hero of the school by pulling pranks on the top bully. Time to give that witch a taste of their own medicine. With a pineapple.
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You’re 15, new to school, and on day one, the top bully—a pretty, popular, and downright nasty girl (let’s call her the Witch)—starts harassing you. For months, she turns your life into a nightmare. But you’ve had enough.

So, you buy a pineapple.
From that moment, you'll become the mastermind behind some ‘genius’ pranks, carefully stashing pineapples in the bully’s most unexpected—and, let’s be honest, wildly inappropriate—places until she learns her lesson. Of course, she won’t be the only one in for a shock...


This is Pineapple: A Bittersweet Revenge—a "prank simulator" where you’ll tackle various challenges to outsmart the Witch and execute the ultimate prank. This short, interactive misadventure is inspired by a Reddit (or was it 4chan?) post and blends humor with hand-drawn art to tell a fruity tale of revenge that flips bullying on its head.

In Pineapple: A Bittersweet Revenge you will have to:
Dig up the Witch’s little secrets.
Use them to prank her by stashing pineapples in every corner of her life.
It’s not exactly a cakewalk, but the challenges are hilarious and light-hearted. Solve them, and you'll be crowned the school’s ultimate pineapple prankster!

Fun challenges: Sneak past unnoticed, hack keys, pick locks, spy through binoculars, disguise yourself as a mascot, program a robot or, even skate into a restaurant. Master these tricks to pull off the ultimate prank!
Laugh first, think later: Bullying is a serious issue, and PINEAPPLE approaches it with humor, aiming to ensure the message resonates and reaches beyond boundaries.
Hand-crafted art: All illustrations and animations are lovingly hand-drawn, capturing the charm of those doodles we used to fill our teenage notebooks.
Punk melodies: Enjoy an original soundtrack featuring a fun and catchy tune with engaging lyrics. Who knows? It might just become your next summer favorite!



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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain
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Hours played at review time, across 28 reviews with recorded playtime.
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i love the art style and can appreciate the concept but this is marketed as a puzzle game and it just isn't! they aren't puzzles except in the most basic sense and the game took me like an hour, generously. the final song sequence i found to be a bit too long and as such it started to really irritate me - the preachiness is not super impactful when there aren't any meaningful choices in the game... this feels harsh and it is DEFINITELY not a bad way to spend $5! just seems more targeted at actual kids who need the lesson, and it isn't actually that good at teaching the lesson because there aren't any choices available to the player.
El juego no es complicado ni pretende serlo, es un juego que nos muestra la moraleja de una historia demasiado real. De como una persona se venga con piñas de su acosadora para hacerla pasar mal. Pagándole con su misma moneda. (Menos mal que fueron piñas y no otra cosa menos dulce.) La estética de los 90´s con esos colores chillones y esa tipografía que nos recuerda a la serie Lizzie McGuire o Pepper Ann. Junto con una BSO de cancioncillas que nos van contando como se siente La Bruja. Este juego bien podía haber sido una serie de TV con cada día una venganza en forma de Piña. En definitiva, un juego pequeñito, pero que enseña mucho. Reseña Completa en [url=https://www.devuego.es/blog/2024/10/22/pineapple-una-dulce-venganza/] [b]DeVuego[/b] [/url]
Pienso que los juegos cortos ocupan una posición muy importante dentro de lo que son los hábitos sanos de consumo de videojuegos. Está bien jugar a juegos de 50 horas, pero es, yo diría que necesario tener experiencias como Pineapple Bittersweet Revenge para desintoxicarse de las grandes producciones AAA. Dejando ese pensamiento de lado y pensando más en el juego, me ha gustado mucho la forma en la qué reflexiona, mediante una comedia, en un hecho realmente terrorífico que viven muchos niños y adolescentes en sus centros de estudios. Juegos como este deberían divulgarse más, incluso a nivel escolar para concienciar de que ser un abusón, no solo NO es divertido, si no que puede tener consecuencias imprevistas en la persona que sufre las bromas pesadas constantes. Pensando a un nivel más básico, el juego está plagado de referencias sobre cultura popular que te sacan una sonrisa. La canción que te cantan al final de cada nivel, casi como si hubieras terminado un capítulo de una serie animada, es muy pegadiza. El estilo de dibujo me parece encantador dentro de la fealdad y la sencillez buscadas, pero que contribuye a contar el mensaje que busca retransmitir. Definitivamente lo recomiendo, sobre todo a padres y a centros educativos para que pueda llegar a los destinatarios finales.
A great game about bullying made with a lot of humor. I loved how it weaves the story through WarioWare-style minigames. The art direction is awesome, and the soundtrack not only rocks but also narrates what’s happening in each level. A very interesting title with a very imporatant final message, even if I saw it coming.
A short but fun little game with engaging storytelling and a surprising final twist, not to mention the Bully Bully song. I was literally laughing out loud the whole time!
¡Me encanta la estética y su humor absurdo! El juego es corto, pero ofrece una aventura divertida ¡Muy recomendable!
Una mezcla entre los juegos de Wario de la Wii y las clásicas aventuras gráficas tipo Maniac Mansion. Un rato divertido y con un mensaje que mola. Además de una canción que cantarás durante todo el día Muy recomendable
I'm giving this a recommend because it's a creative, interesting little game with really cool art. In reality, it's more of a "meh" than a hearty recommendation. I enjoy the storytelling here for the most part, but I kept feeling like it would be better as a short film than it was as a game. The story unfolds through Warioware-esque minigames, which were often confusing and littered with trial and error style design. I was frustrated by these minigames more often than not, even though many were quite easy once you figured out what the heck you had to do. I enjoyed the little musical interludes between each section though, and the way the story got more and more insane was fun to follow. That said, the ending introduced a moral component that didn't feel well earned, and was clumsy at best in the way it was communicated. Take it as what it is - a silly, light-hearted revenge story (if such a thing can exist) with creative storytelling but simplistic, often a bit annoying game design. It's got charm in all the right places, and for the hour or so it'll take you the price is just about right. But for the dev's future efforts, making sure the gameplay is tight, with mechanics well communicated, should be a greater focus in my opinion.
El juego tiene muy buen planteamiento y el tema tiene mucho potencial, pero se queda muy básico a la hora de jugabilidad.
A really interesting puzzle game with a funny story. The mechanics will need you to read some information and use it on some of the puzzles (which is good), but not as much as other titles from Patrones y Escondites. If you're looking for a light-hearted game to sit and relax to, you should try this one.
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