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Cheerwine Deluxe 3 is the sequel to the first two games in the Cheerwine Deluxe series, both of which were released way back in early 2011. Yes, it's been a while since anyone's heard from the Cheerwine Deluxe series, but I think the wait will be worth it! Cheerwine Deluxe 3 is a zany platformer fangame interspersed with offbeat minigames. The game is infused with a one-of-a-kind brand of humor, a brand of humor that cannot be adequately expressed with the words currently existing in the English language. The game could be classified as a joke game, but it also endeavors to provide legitimate gameplay. It's also a full-length fangame starring Yoshi, which is, sadly, quite an rarity on MFGG.

This game has been in development for quite a long time - I started it back in February 2012 and came close to canning it several times before charging ahead at the beginning of 2016 to begin finishing this up. Please let me know if you find anything that's broken, frustrating, or irritating so that I can fix the problem and ensure an awesome experience for all. I can't do much about the game's "slight" graphics clashing unless someone actually wants to help sprite an amazing amount of offbeat stuff, and I'm pretty sure that nobody wants to do that. Legend has it that I'll add a few more DLC levels later this year, although that legend is a legend: nothing more, and nothing less.

Cheerwine Deluxe 3 uses an online leaderboard to keep track of players' top scores in various minigames. Visit MFGG's high scores page to see the current record scores. Keep in mind that for certain minigames, your high scores are saved only when you choose Challenge Mode from the Level Select screen.

The full credits are listed in the super-amazing credits screen, but HylianDev deserves a shoutout for programming the PHP backend for the online high scores system, and once again, I appreciate Miles helping with testing and bug-squashing.

Lastly, have fun.

The newly-updated Version 1.01 includes a few bug fixes. There's nothing major, but these fixes should increase the odds of this game running properly in Windows 8. (I've never had any compatibility issues running this in Windows 10, fortunately.)

Version 1.04 is now available. This version includes updates ranging from the significant (fixing a glitch that made the final battle unwinnable in one version of the game) to the not-so-significant (updates to the credits).

This update also re-enables a secret goodie that was accidentally disabled in Version 1.01. You'll have to beat the game to find out what it is, though!

Version 1.0.5 updates the online high scores system so that it works properly again. Upgrading MFGG's server to TLS broke the old system.

I also changed the final boss music after someone pointed out by gross negligence! (Don't worry - the original North Korean boss music is still used.)

WOOHOO!

Yes, it happened. The newly-updated Cheerwine Deluxe 3.14 includes six brand-new "DLC" levels! The DLC levels were originally planned for the game, but I didn't have time to finish them when I first released the game in 2016. These levels are accessible from the Level Select screen and can be entered only if you've played some of my previous games! (You only need to play the game in question - you don't need to have beaten it.)

This is the first time I've used the "Stop 'n Swop" save-sharing system for a meaningful purpose. I hope you have as much fun playing these levels as I did making them!

It may be wise to steer clear of this game if you're highly sensitive to flashing lights, things that might cause motion sickness, or mildly offensive political content.

First Nintendo updates Super Mario Party after two years, and now this. What a world we live in.