
The evil I.N.K.T. Corporation has declared 'Color is a Crime!' and leeched Chroma City of all its beauty and interest. The race to rescue Chroma City has just begun, and only de Blob can save the world from a black-and-white future with his unique abilities to color the world back to life.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Japanese, Norwegian, Swedish, Portuguese - Portugal +2 more
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Starting with the cons: the controls tend to be yanky. Sometimes you try to jump on a platform and accidentally wall-cling to it. Momentum while jumping is one weird thing. The camera can be unreliable at times. Unclimable surfaces can get you almost stuck or sliding into bad places. With that out of the way, fan-TASTIC game! I had only played the sequel for the Wii and I can tell it improved many things, but this is one fantastic base for it! If you want to paint the world, stop injustice and feel everything coming to life as you walk around an opressed world, you are in the right place! De Blob combines music and colors like a piece of radical art you can play! Though buckle up, because if you want to TRULY complete a level, you will be sitting for over an hour! There is a lot to do if you care to really save the world, otherwise, you will be missing the essence and the feeling of completion. It is VERY gratifying!
movement is TRASH
Imperfect but underrated I have a history with De Blob - I played De Blob 2 on PS3 as a kid, and realising it and its predecessor were on Steam I got them both and played through them. They make for a sadly forgotten and underrated duology in the 3D platformer genre. Focussing on De Blob 1, its main selling point is really the soundtrack, and the sense of progression you get as you restore lifeless greyscale cityscapes to bursting with life, colour and music. Looking back on what you achieved at the end of each level is really gratifying. The side characters are lovable and I love their gibberish voice acting, and the funny cutscenes between each level are a real treat to watch. As you paint, the soundtrack also adapts to your actions, becoming more complex and triumphant over time. Each colour you paint with also chimes in with its own instrument! Revisiting De Blob as an adult in the middle of the tumultuous times of the mid-2020s is also rewarding, as the punk themes of the people rising up against an oppressive corporate government went straight over my head as a kid and I really appreciate a children's video game being willing to tell that kind of story. I don't think you could do that in today's political climate - you'd get branded as 'too woke' or some bullsh*t. The gameplay itself is very simple though, and in the long term this holds it back; if you aren't interested in the story the gameplay might become very repetitive towards the end. New elements are rarely introduced. The platforming can feel heavy and sluggish, with Blob getting stuck on walls a lot. It was even worse on the original Wii version as someone had the bright idea of mapping 'jump' to 'shaking the Wii Remote' instead of a button! This limits how much actual platforming can take place. Wall jumping feels fun, though, as does smashing enemies. The time limit on levels is unnecessary as well as too generous to worry about if you're actively trying to beat the level. The game overall is extremely easy; this does not bother me as it is a kids' game and thus needs to be accessible. There is a notable difficulty jump for the last few levels and you might die a few times. I'd recommend De Blob for anyone looking for a simple, relaxing platformer with a great soundtrack. I also find it very nostalgic as something that was obviously made in the late 2000s with a strong Frutiger Metro aesthetic.
apenas nostálgico, o jogo em si é extremamente repetitivo e entediante, a platina é extremamente cansativa e desanimadora, a câmera é uma merda a história, a jogabilidade toda bugada, o bicho garra em td quer canto, além dos inimigos serem insuportaveis, pelo lado bom a historia é maneirinha e os graficos os mapas e os cenários são extremamente relaxantes, lembrando até msm a estética frutiger aero. nota: 5,2/10
This was honestly so boring, getting stopped so many times made me quit and uninstall.
A game full of charm, humor and, obviously, plenty of color. I wish it improved movement throughout the game considering it's a game about climbing and jumping and the lock on mechanic sure loves locking onto the thing to the right of the thing I want to lock onto, but, still, a good game.
кайф 10/10 фрутигер аэро 2010 игрушка всем советую
دبلوب W
honestamente no es lo que esperaba, pero para niños o gente que le guste este tipo de juegos les gustara.
If you like spatoon , this is kind of like this but, you're a blob who paints cities and does quests with paint :) It's also a very chill game as well.
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