
In de Blob 2 Comrade Black and the Inkies are back with a whole new plot to rid the world of color. Set off on an action-packed color adventure where custom paints, patterns and music bring the world to life. De Blob 2 is a creative evolution driven by your imagination.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Dutch, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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BEST video game to have ever been created by anyone ever. NO dispute........ 10/10 sountrak.... game...... beauty...............
For those into very silly, cartoony puzzle-platformer games, this game is it. However, there are some caveats that come with this particular port. As a general review first, dB2 is a wonderfully good game. It's funny (albeit immature at points, if that drives you off), whimsical and has a light yet compelling story. Gameplay is fast, responsive and intuitive once you get the hang of it, while rising to becoming challenging by the third act of the game. Blob and Pinky have a great dynamic as the main characters despite Blob never speaking a word we can understand as the player, while the Colour Underground are as charming as they are amusing. Plus, this game isn't without its slight edge, either. At times the humour dips into slightly morbid while keeping its toony tone. There's references to real world events and implied mature jokes that would easily fly over the heads of younger players. This has always been an aspect of dB as a series, so the consistency is appreciated. Aesthetically and graphically speaking, the game has aged well since its days in 2011. Though it isn't up to modern spec, it's delightful to look at and its stylistic choices are pleasing. I personally find levels like Downtown, Hydro Station and Prisma State College quite attractive to the eye once completed. It isn't flawless (looking directly at you, Soda Falls and early 2010s humour), but if you're into something as silly and story-driven as this slightly childish rebel's tale, I'd say give it a whirl. Mechanically, however, is where this particular version of the game falls apart. This isn't the fault of Blue Tongue as the original developers, as I've played countless hours of various ports and all 2011 iterations hold up fine. Rather, Blitworks scrapped together a shoddy port and declared it good enough to ship. At the time of writing, 9 years after its release, serious problems have come up such as the launcher settings failing to open. If you're playing on lower end hardware or wishing to use a nonconventional controller (like I did, with a 2015 Steam Controller), you may well be out of luck. This game lags on lower end hardware unless you change the video resolution and Steam Input might not be able to salvage your controller. Glitches are riddled throughout in this version, including an infamous bug in which Blob continually cries after being poisoned, even if he's been cleaned off. Polygons disappear, sounds pile over each other and camera angles break down completely at times. It isn't fair to view the whole game through this lens of brokenness, but Blitworks have truly made an uninspiring port that becomes more and more neglected year after year. They have also failed to respond to emails asking for support for these problems. Blitworks do not and will not care once they have your money. Overall, this is a good game, shoved into the box of a bad attempt to welcome it onto modern hardware. Whether or not you pick up this particular version or not is up to you, but I say to you, reader: give Blob and the Underground a chance. Find whatever port makes you happiest. Don't condemn this game to the idea of being bad mechanically for the mistakes of one studio. Thank you for reading this far, if you did. <3
the most hidden of hidden gems as a game [b] AND [/b] soundtrack
This game is both better and worse than the first one and I will not elaborate further.
10/10
just as peak as the 1st game
The definitive version of the duology. de Blob 2 has an amazing soundtrack (it's really good), a charming set of characters and animations. This game is meant to be played slowly and for the fun of coloring the world like a painting book. You can binge-watch the cutscenes online, but getting to see them as you complete the levels gives it a special satisfaction. My favourite levels are the "Ink fabricator" and the very last one -which has my favourite soundtrack of the game-.
I mean its not the most fun game ever but if you play like a whole level once a day then its alright. It gets repetitive very quickly otherwise. It has nice charm to it and the music is great, the sound design and music is definitely the best part
One of my favorite games of all time, I love every aspect of it. I love the gameplay, the story, the characters, and the music. I always come back to this game every now and then to enjoy it all over again.
"Хватит перекрашивать мой газон, это мой газон!" 2
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