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|title = Apples Everywhere.exe
|title = Apples Everywhere.exe
|image = Apples Everywhere.png
|image = Apples Everywhere.png
|imagecaption= The snapshot of the other gameplay section featured in the game.
|maker = Ada-Plays
|maker = Ada-Plays
|type = Gamejolt Game
|type = [[creepypasta]] [[.exe]] [[game]]
|date = September 26th, 2016
|date = September 26th, 2016
|status = Online
|status = Online
}}
}}
Apples Everywhere.exe is a [[creepypasta]]-based .exe [[Screamer|game]] uploaded to [[Gamejolt]] by Ada-Plays on September 26th, 2016.
'''Apples Everywhere.exe''' is a [[screamer]] [[game]] uploaded to Gamejolt by Ada-Plays on September 26, 2016.
The game begins with the game opening on a black background with yellow text saying “One day, at Sweet Apple Acres
” in which you play as Apple Bloom from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, as you find Applejack who tells her to do her a favor and collect 29 apples, until Apple Bloom finds a rotten apple. After you collect all the apples, you talk to Applejack again until you find Fluttershy, as she tells you if your sister is around as you tell her she's right up the hill, until the harness broke, and falls onto Fluttershy, which cuts the screen black with red, German text.
==Gameplay==
The [[creepypasta]] game begins with a title screen displaying yellow text that reads, "One day, at Sweet Apple Acres
". The player controls [[wikipedia:Apple Bloom|Apple Bloom]] as the protagonist, helping the protagonist's sister [[wikipedia:Applejack|Applejack]] find 29 apples, including a final rotten one. After collecting all the apples, the player encounters [[wikipedia:Fluttershy|Fluttershy]], who asks about Apple Bloom's sister. During the conversation, Applejack falls on Fluttershy, subtly referencing the "rotten people" item from earlier in the game.


We then play as Fluttershy in a dark background with fog until she finds a more saturated version of her, as the screen then cuts to black again with red text that says “And so it began
” and the game closes. However, there's a secret ending that leads to a screamer, if you jump over the rotten apple, you'll fall into a platform out of bounds, and takes you to a secret area, where the background is all glitchy and staticky, we keep going to the right until we find some tombstones on the ground, as she then comments where her sister is at, until you find some sort of invitation.
In the next section, the player finds Fluttershy in a dark environment. A more distorted version of Fluttershy appears, followed by red text reading, "And so it began
" before the game closes. This is considered the normal ending of the game.


The music then plays backwards as she then reads the invitation for a birthday party, but doesn’t know who's birthday was it, after a few seconds, an edited image of Apple Bloom from [[Luna Game]] appears, accompanied by a very loud birthday blower noise.
An alternate ending can be unlocked if the player avoids collecting the rotten apples. The game transports the player to a glitchy, corrupted area where tombstones appear. Apple Bloom wonders where her sister is, and the background music begins playing in reverse. The player then finds an invitation to a birthday party, with no indication of whose party it is. The sequence ends with a distorted image of Apple Bloom from [[Luna Game]] and a loud birthday blower sound.
== Link ==
== Links ==
<u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]]!
<u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]]!
* gamejolt.com/games/apples-everywhere-exe-mlp-horror-game/193048
* gamejolt.com/games/apples-everywhere-exe-mlp-horror-game/193048
* '''Remake:''' gamejolt.com/games/apples-everywhere-exe-the-remake/115528
* '''Permalink:''' web.archive.org/web/20240506041339/tmpfiles.org/dl/5566606/apples-everywhere.exe
* '''Permalink:''' web.archive.org/web/20240506041339/tmpfiles.org/dl/5566606/apples-everywhere.exe
 
* '''Showcase videos (all endings included)''': youtube.com/watch?v=idRNP2sDhEs
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Latest revision as of 10:11, 24 October 2024

Apples Everywhere.exe is a screamer game uploaded to Gamejolt by Ada-Plays on September 26, 2016.

Gameplay

The creepypasta game begins with a title screen displaying yellow text that reads, "One day, at Sweet Apple Acres
". The player controls Apple Bloom as the protagonist, helping the protagonist's sister Applejack find 29 apples, including a final rotten one. After collecting all the apples, the player encounters Fluttershy, who asks about Apple Bloom's sister. During the conversation, Applejack falls on Fluttershy, subtly referencing the "rotten people" item from earlier in the game.

In the next section, the player finds Fluttershy in a dark environment. A more distorted version of Fluttershy appears, followed by red text reading, "And so it began
" before the game closes. This is considered the normal ending of the game.

An alternate ending can be unlocked if the player avoids collecting the rotten apples. The game transports the player to a glitchy, corrupted area where tombstones appear. Apple Bloom wonders where her sister is, and the background music begins playing in reverse. The player then finds an invitation to a birthday party, with no indication of whose party it is. The sequence ends with a distorted image of Apple Bloom from Luna Game and a loud birthday blower sound.

Links

NOTE: The following game contains a screamer!

  • gamejolt.com/games/apples-everywhere-exe-mlp-horror-game/193048
  • Remake: gamejolt.com/games/apples-everywhere-exe-the-remake/115528
  • Permalink: web.archive.org/web/20240506041339/tmpfiles.org/dl/5566606/apples-everywhere.exe
  • Showcase videos (all endings included): youtube.com/watch?v=idRNP2sDhEs


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