De Blob is a game developed by Blue Tongue Entertainment in the form of a puzzle platform. It has a plot revolving around the character Blod, a citizen of the city being occupied by the evil alien group called INKT. These aliens have taken over the city and stolen all the colors and joys of the people.

In the game, you will control the character de Blob to throw colorful bags at buildings, landmarks, citizens to bring color to the city, chase INKT and giving the city a normal life. Initially, de Blob only displayed as a transparent water balloon. It will then display the colors when it has collected three paint colors: red, yellow, and blue from Painbots.

From these primary colors, it is possible to combine and create hybrids such as green, orange, purple, and brown. De Blob will color the city by touching the places he wants to color. The color of the objects touched by Blob will change according to your current color. The game also offers many different levels of missions. Each color change on de Blob’s body comes with a piece of music.

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Commercial, Retailer Bonus (CD) published by THQ on Sep 22, 2008 containing original soundtrack from de Blob (Blob - Colorful na Kibou) with compositions by John Guscott performed by John Guscott, Ben Grayson, Lance Ferguson, Daniel Farrugia, Elvis Aljus, John Castle, Yuri Pavlinov, Daniel Beasy, Ross Irwin, Shannon Barnett, Kieran Conrau, Anton Delecca, Carlo Barbaro, Mark N, Dushan Mitrovic. In de Blob 2 Comrade Black and the Inkies are back with a whole new plot to rid the world of color. With all new help from Papa Blanc and his flock of followers the Blancs, Blob and his friends will have their work cut out for them bringing color back to the citizens of Prisma City.

Initially, de Blob did not have any color points. However, after the collection process, the number of color points can reach 100. These color spots are equivalent to de Blob’s life. When all color points are lost, de Blob will die.

The story starts out in Chroma City, a world filled with bright and vibrant colors. All seems peaceful until some strange life forms known as the INKT Corporation begin to drain the city and citizens of their color. They then begin to force the citizens into a corporate military dictatorship all by the commander of INKT, Comrade Black. All seems bleak as INKT is on the verge of domination and the only force resisting them, Color Underground, is facing capture until our funky fresh protagonist, Blob, comes in to lend the resistance a hand.

With Blob’s help, the Color Underground work to in one last plan to regain control of Chroma City.The main objective is to use the color absorbed by Blob to repaint the city and eliminate the INKT soldiers. Ten large levels make up the experience, letting you explore the city. What I like about this is how relaxing the game is and how you can play at your own pace. You can either gain enough points to barely get past each checkpoint or take your time to color each item in the level. The enemies aren’t even much of a threat allowing you to peacefully enjoy the game with your only enemy being the timer. The controls slightly different compared to the Wii version as that one relied quite heavily on motion controls while the Switch version is completely free of its motion controls, which is both a gift and a curse. It's nice because the motion controls are simply replaced with button presses, however, for fans of the previous version, it feels like something is missing from the overall experience.

It would have been nice for there to be an option for people to play with or without the motion controls, especially since the Switch controllers do have some motion inside of them.The other main differences are visual. The greatest difference is that the graphics have been given an HD remake while still keeping its original style intact. An odd change was also implemented, that being all of the game’s text boxes and buttons being significantly reduced in size. This makes it a bit harder to read what is being said, but it’s not atrocious. Arguably the music is the greatest part about De Blob. Before each level, you have the option to choose the type of music to accompany you throughout the level and then depending on what color Blob is painting something a different instrument will be added to the music such as red adding some saxophone notes to the music.All in all, It’s amazing to see such a creative and relaxing game make the jump from Wii to Switch.

I would possibly make a few changes to cater to those who played the earlier version of the game, but I’m still glad to see it here painting the eShop red. Pizza connection 3 key generator. The entire contents of this Web site, unless otherwise noted, are Copyright © 1999 - 2020 NINWR, LLC. All Rights Reserved.™ and © for all products, characters, and indicia related thereto which are contained herein are owned by the companies who market or license those products.This Web site is not endorsed, sponsored, nor otherwise affiliated with Nintendo. It has been created for the sole purpose of entertainment and knowledge.Reproduction in whole or in part in any form without consent from NINWR, LLC is prohibited.