de Blob 2

gamestyle.com review
All this adds up to the surprise of 2011 so far, everything about this game screams joy, that even the fact it can be too easy at times and has some frustrations, doesn't wipe that smile from your face. Games like this deserve to succeed and deserve to be recognised for how good they are.
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cheatcc.com review
There are two paths that games of de Blob's ilk tend to take: The developer gets overambitious, introducing too many new concepts without polishing the basics, or the developer isn't ambitious enough and creates a ho-hum, me-too platformer. De Blob 2 straddles the line between those two doomed paths.
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xboxaddict.com review
DeBlob2 is sure to have a strong following and I'm certain DeBlob3 is on the horizon (there have been announcements of multimedia entries like a TV series: ala Sonic or Pac Man). A comprehensive multiplayer component and more challenging game modes (just lock Pinky in a trunk for a while) would be welcome additions to the franchise
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planetxbox360.com review
The music takes a life of its own as well. We’re fans of the changing styles that come your way whenever you get a new color absorbed, and the little sound effects (including the gibberish spoken by the citizens) are smile inducing. No, De Blob 2 won’t change the way you play platforming games, but if you’re a fan or you’re up for a fun family game that won’t bore you to tears like the others usually would, this is the way to go. De Blob 2 is simply De-lightful.
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gamerstemple.com review
The basics of gameplay are pretty basic, as they should be in a good platform game. de Blob absorbs color from color pools or wandering inkbots and transfers color to buildings and objects by bumping them, jumping on them, or rolling along their sides. Colors can be combined to create new colors, so jump in a yellow pool and then in a blue one and you'll have a green-colored de Blob.
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