- August 25, 2020
- Infogrames
Blender Bros
Platforms
About
The player is Blender, the fearless leader of the Cosmo Keepers. He is determined to save the galaxy from the evil, but cute Zooligans. He has a huge set of ears that he can use for sonar (for figuring out where to go in a level), to fly for a short period of time, or to hit enemies with his signature spin move. In the game, he uses Mini Bros. to help him. They all have special abilities that var…





- Blender Bros features charming characters and a unique universe, making it enjoyable even for first-time players without nostalgia.
- The gameplay is straightforward and fun, with a variety of abilities and level designs that encourage exploration and replay value.
- The game has a nostalgic art style reminiscent of classic platformers, with upbeat music and cute sound effects that enhance the overall experience.
- The game is a short re-release of an old GBA title with minimal updates, which may not appeal to new players or justify its price.
- The provided emulation setup is poor, with display issues and limited options that detract from the gaming experience.
- Boss battles can be frustrating due to their speed and difficulty, especially given the limited agility of the main character.
- graphics16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics feature charming pre-rendered visuals reminiscent of classic titles like Donkey Kong Country and Klonoa, with a cartoony aesthetic that enhances the overall nostalgic feel of the game. While the art style and character designs are praised for their cuteness and appeal, some users noted limitations in graphics settings, particularly criticizing the default CRT mode as overbearing. Overall, the visuals contribute to a fun and familiar gaming experience, despite minor translation issues.
“It's cool innocent fun, and with the cartoony pre-rendered models with black outlines aesthetic and the happy upbeat tunes... it makes me feel like I'm playing someone else's childhood.”
“I love the art style of the characters.”
“There's no option to change the resolution and no useful graphics tweaks.”
“There are graphics settings too (turn off default CRT mode ASAP, it's overbearing and not even authentic to GBA hardware), despite, again, reviews to the contrary.”
“The visuals are pre-rendered, in a fashion reminiscent of the likes of Donkey Kong Country, Klonoa: Door to Phantomile, and Tomba!”