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= History =

Berry Dash Ultimate has a long and somewhat chaotic development history, shaped by multiple failed projects, remakes, and experimentation. Before ~~becoming~~ its current form, the game went through several earlier iterations under different names.

Berry Dash Ultimate has a long and somewhat chaotic development history, shaped by multiple failed projects, remakes, and experimentation. Before reaching its current form, the game went through several earlier iterations under different names.

An early version of the project was called Food N' Dash, which was essentially an exact copy of the original [[Berry Dash]]. At that stage, the game did not have its own identity and mainly served as an experimental project. This version was ultimately lost after the developer factory-reset their computer, resulting in the permanent loss of all projects, including Food N' Dash.

An early version of the project was called Food N' Dash, which was essentially an exact copy of the original Berry Dash. At that stage, the game did not have its own identity and mainly served as an experimental project. This version was ultimately lost after the developer factory-reset their computer, resulting in the permanent loss of all projects, including Food N' Dash.

Several months later, development resumed with a new project titled Berry Dash Open. The original goal of this version was to create a port of the game for the [https://www.reddit.com/r/R36S R36S] console. However, the port was never completed and the project was eventually abandoned. Despite this, Berry Dash Open evolved into another remake of [[Berry Dash]] rather than a true port. During its development, the project was temporarily known as Berry Dash Remake.

Several months later, development resumed with a new project titled Berry Dash Open. The original goal of this version was to create a port of the game for the R36S console. However, the port was never completed and the project was eventually abandoned. Despite this, Berry Dash Open evolved into another remake of Berry Dash rather than a true port. During its development, the project was temporarily known as Berry Dash Remake.

Eventually, the game was officially renamed to Berry Dash Ultimate, following a suggestion by Lncvrt. This name marked the transition of the project from a simple remake into a more ambitious fan-made expansion of the Berry Dash concept.

Berry Dash Ultimate was developed using the GDevelop game engine, a visual game engine that internally relies on JavaScript. The engine allowed the developer to focus on gameplay and content creation without requiring traditional programming experience.

Eventually, the game was officially renamed to Berry Dash Ultimate, following a suggestion by [[Lncvrt]]. This name marked the transition of the project from a simple remake into a more ambitious fan-made expansion of the Berry Dash concept.

Berry Dash Ultimate was developed using the [https://gdevelop.io GDevelop] game engine, a visual game engine that internally relies on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaScript JavaScript]. The engine allowed the developer to focus on gameplay and content creation without requiring traditional programming experience.

Over the course of its updates, Berry Dash Ultimate gradually improved in areas such as physics, gameplay mechanics, and overall polish. One of the defining features of the game became its boss fights. Originally, a full adventure-style platformer mode was planned, but the idea was later scrapped. Instead, the game introduced a dedicated boss section, which became a core characteristic of Berry Dash Ultimate.

The bosses in Berry Dash Ultimate are largely based on internal jokes, references, or random ideas conceived during development, contributing to the game’s chaotic and humorous tone.

Another major defining element of Berry Dash Ultimate is its soundtrack. Much of the music was composed by the developer using FL Studio Mobile, with additional tracks created in BandLab. The soundtrack plays a significant role in establishing the game’s identity and atmosphere.

Another major defining element of Berry Dash Ultimate is its soundtrack. Much of the music was composed by the developer using [https://www.image-line.com/fl-studio-mobile FL Studio Mobile], with additional tracks created in [https://bandlab.com BandLab]. The soundtrack plays a significant role in establishing the game’s identity and atmosphere.

Overall, Berry Dash Ultimate represents the result of lost projects, remakes, abandoned ideas, and gradual refinement, evolving from a direct copy into a fan-made game with its own identity, centered around boss fights, original music, and experimental design.

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* Fixed bug where some songs are not loading.

* Fixed load time

== v1.5.0 ==

* Added a pause screen for main game

* Added 2 new music

* Added Crystal Berry

* Replaced main menu song with a high quality one.

* Uncap FPS limit

* Reduced Purple berry time of 5 seconds to 4 seconds

* Reduced Lime Berry time of 7 seconds to 5 seconds.

* Increased Chrome Berry score of 5 points to 10 points

= Bosses =

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King Carlos is the first boss is Berry Dash Ultimate, he's a bigger version of Carlos (Player) and has a crown. The only attack he has is when touching player and deals -1 hp.

== The Painter ===

== The Painter ==

The Painter is the second boss in Berry Dash Ultimate, he's a stickman that has a brush in his hand. The attacks he has are launching paintings at the player (-1 hp) and when it's colliding with player (-1 hp)

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 = History =
-Berry Dash Ultimate has a long and somewhat chaotic development history, shaped by multiple failed projects, remakes, and experimentation. Before becoming its current form, the game went through several earlier iterations under different names.
+Berry Dash Ultimate has a long and somewhat chaotic development history, shaped by multiple failed projects, remakes, and experimentation. Before reaching its current form, the game went through several earlier iterations under different names.
+An early version of the project was called Food N' Dash, which was essentially an exact copy of the original [[Berry Dash]]. At that stage, the game did not have its own identity and mainly served as an experimental project. This version was ultimately lost after the developer factory-reset their computer, resulting in the permanent loss of all projects, including Food N' Dash.
-An early version of the project was called Food N' Dash, which was essentially an exact copy of the original Berry Dash. At that stage, the game did not have its own identity and mainly served as an experimental project. This version was ultimately lost after the developer factory-reset their computer, resulting in the permanent loss of all projects, including Food N' Dash.
+Several months later, development resumed with a new project titled Berry Dash Open. The original goal of this version was to create a port of the game for the [https://www.reddit.com/r/R36S R36S] console. However, the port was never completed and the project was eventually abandoned. Despite this, Berry Dash Open evolved into another remake of [[Berry Dash]] rather than a true port. During its development, the project was temporarily known as Berry Dash Remake.
-Several months later, development resumed with a new project titled Berry Dash Open. The original goal of this version was to create a port of the game for the R36S console. However, the port was never completed and the project was eventually abandoned. Despite this, Berry Dash Open evolved into another remake of Berry Dash rather than a true port. During its development, the project was temporarily known as Berry Dash Remake.
-Eventually, the game was officially renamed to Berry Dash Ultimate, following a suggestion by Lncvrt. This name marked the transition of the project from a simple remake into a more ambitious fan-made expansion of the Berry Dash concept.
-Berry Dash Ultimate was developed using the GDevelop game engine, a visual game engine that internally relies on JavaScript. The engine allowed the developer to focus on gameplay and content creation without requiring traditional programming experience.
+Eventually, the game was officially renamed to Berry Dash Ultimate, following a suggestion by [[Lncvrt]]. This name marked the transition of the project from a simple remake into a more ambitious fan-made expansion of the Berry Dash concept.
+Berry Dash Ultimate was developed using the [https://gdevelop.io GDevelop] game engine, a visual game engine that internally relies on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaScript JavaScript]. The engine allowed the developer to focus on gameplay and content creation without requiring traditional programming experience.
 Over the course of its updates, Berry Dash Ultimate gradually improved in areas such as physics, gameplay mechanics, and overall polish. One of the defining features of the game became its boss fights. Originally, a full adventure-style platformer mode was planned, but the idea was later scrapped. Instead, the game introduced a dedicated boss section, which became a core characteristic of Berry Dash Ultimate.
 The bosses in Berry Dash Ultimate are largely based on internal jokes, references, or random ideas conceived during development, contributing to the game’s chaotic and humorous tone.
-Another major defining element of Berry Dash Ultimate is its soundtrack. Much of the music was composed by the developer using FL Studio Mobile, with additional tracks created in BandLab. The soundtrack plays a significant role in establishing the game’s identity and atmosphere.
+Another major defining element of Berry Dash Ultimate is its soundtrack. Much of the music was composed by the developer using [https://www.image-line.com/fl-studio-mobile FL Studio Mobile], with additional tracks created in [https://bandlab.com BandLab]. The soundtrack plays a significant role in establishing the game’s identity and atmosphere.
 Overall, Berry Dash Ultimate represents the result of lost projects, remakes, abandoned ideas, and gradual refinement, evolving from a direct copy into a fan-made game with its own identity, centered around boss fights, original music, and experimental design.
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 * Fixed bug where some songs are not loading.
 * Fixed load time
+== v1.5.0 ==
+* Added a pause screen for main game
+* Added 2 new music
+* Added Crystal Berry
+* Replaced main menu song with a high quality one.
+* Uncap FPS limit
+* Reduced Purple berry time of 5 seconds to 4 seconds
+* Reduced Lime Berry time of 7 seconds to 5 seconds.
+* Increased Chrome Berry score of 5 points to 10 points
 = Bosses =
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 King Carlos is the first boss is Berry Dash Ultimate, he's a bigger version of Carlos (Player) and has a crown. The only attack he has is when touching player and deals -1 hp.
-== The Painter ===
+== The Painter ==
 The Painter is the second boss in Berry Dash Ultimate, he's a stickman that has a brush in his hand. The attacks he has are launching paintings at the player (-1 hp) and when it's colliding with player (-1 hp)