Sammanfattning: de Blob slog aldrig igenom på Wii och mycket kan väl ha att göra med att spelet bara kom ut på just Wii. Med tvåan så tänker man om på Blue Tongue Entertainment och släppte spelet till flera format. Jag spelade det på Playstation 3 och även om jag val...
Sammanfattning: ShareHvad gør man når hverdagen bliver lidt for trist og grå, i bogstaveligste forstand? Man får fat i den levende regnbue Blob. Dette er umiddelbart grundidéen bag Blue Tongue Entertainment og THQ’s farverige platformer De Blob 2. Et spil, som k...
Sammanfattning: After failing to conquer and bleach colorful Chroma City with his vast army, one wouldn’t think dictator Comrade Black could do much damage as a wanted fugitive hiding out in neighboring Prisma City. Yet, attempts by the globular protagonist of De Blob...
Restoring color to the world is rewarding, Great visuals and music create a joyous atmosphere, Smart, entertaining cutscenes, Combat is often good simple fun.
Failure can result in having to replay long sections or entire levels, Targeting system can be frustrating when facing diverse groups of enemies, Some repetitive level design.
De Blob 2 has an infectious feel-good vibe, but some frustrations cramp this platformer's funky style....
Sammanfattning: De Blob 2 is the most surprising game I've played in a long time. Its mechanics aren't surprising – most hardcore gamers are pretty well aware of de Blob's environmental coloring mechanic by now – but how much fun I had with it was. This game wasn't on...
Sammanfattning: de Blob 2 is a good game that is, for better or worse, not really all too different from the first de Blob title, which came out exclusively on Wii in 2008. That doesn't mean it's a bad game or even an unimproved game, as there are numerous refinements...
That's de Blob 2. It's just a charming and fairly straightforward platformer that wears its all-ages appeal on its kaleidoscopic sleeve. Everything is bubbly and bright and freewheeling – and the gameplay is largely very good. It's also a sometimes fru...
