
de Blob 2
THQ Nordic · Feb 22, 2011
About
In de Blob 2, Comrade Black is back and so is his war on color. Disguised as Papa Blanc, Comrade Black rigs the city's election in order to win and take control of Prisma City with his brainwashing new cult. That is, until de Blob bounces back in full color-spreading force with his revolution to restore color and life back to the city and its residents.
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- Pure Nintendo8.0Despite having a very similar feel to the first game, De Blob 2 manages to stand out on its own. The overall storyline does hold it back slightly. However the additions to gameplay, new abilities and the upgrades to De Blob and Pinky add substance. The addition of a Co-op mode also makes playing with a friend enjoyable.
- Nintendo World Report7.5Overall, if you’re a fan of the De Blob series or if you’re just looking for a nice and peaceful game to add to your Switch library, I’d recommend giving this one a shot and letting your inner graffiti artist run wild.
Gamer reviews
This an amazing and really underrated game. This is a true hidden gem for the switch that no one has really heard about. It's an amazing platformer with different 2d and 3d stages. In this game you play as de blob who has to colour the world that has been bleached by the evil Corporate black. This is a charming little game that I think is worth a shot and is suitable for gamers of any age. The game also provides quite a challenge if you play on normal mode which makes it an even more flexible game than it already is. It's easy mode is a nice relaxing experience for the more casual gamers out there. However there are some small complaints I have about this game. The checkpoints aren't evenly spaced out which makes for a bit of an inconvenience if you want a pick up and put down type of game. Also the camera controls are a bit strange and take some getting used to. However despite the complaints I still think this is an amazing and underrated game.
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