Blobert

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Blobert is the 86th clone to be experimented on by the evil scientist Troblob. Help him escape and enact revenge on Troblob with the help of Fabby the Fairy. Maneuver around obstacles by using his integrated foot laser cannon and explore the world Blobert interacts with: Blobert is a Fast Paced 2D Platforming game Blobert's foot laser causes him to speed up immensely allowing him to navigate…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

100%

Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

Blobert features an engaging story with well-written characters and emotional investment, making it a standout in the platforming genre.
The game offers a fun and fast movement system, allowing for a variety of playstyles and enjoyable platforming mechanics.
The soundtrack is high quality and enhances the overall experience, contributing to the immersive gameplay without load screens.

Character customization options are minimal, limiting player expression beyond basic gender choices.
The campaign is relatively short, with the main quest taking around 15 minutes to complete, leaving players wanting more content.
Some platforming sections are poorly balanced, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences due to unexpected difficulty spikes.

story
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Blobert" is highly praised for its engaging narrative and well-developed characters, particularly the relationship between the protagonist and Fabby the fairy, which adds depth to the gameplay. Players appreciate the emotional investment and the freedom to make choices that influence the story, although some feel that the game could benefit from more substantial story-driven missions instead of numerous side tasks. Overall, the well-written plot and RPG elements contribute to a compelling experience that keeps players invested.
- “The characters and plot threads of Blobert are by far its greatest highlights. It's a story-driven game with good reason; the game is incredibly well written, and the characters feel believable and worth an emotional investment. The different sprites, goals, and relationships Blobert can have with Fabby are really engaging, and the player has free reign to decide who they align with, who they spend time supporting throughout the platforming, who they trust, and who they oppose.”
- “At the end of the day, what you get with Blobert is a really good platforming game with a lot of RPG elements mixed in and a very well-written story backing it up. It’s a game that makes sure to give you your money’s worth with a metric ton of content to work with. I put a total of 12 minutes into the game for my first playthrough; the only other game that’s managed to get that much time out of me in a single run so far is Skyrim, and that was with all of the optional DLCs included. So I’d say Blobert is definitely worth picking up despite its flaws.”
- “Moral of the story: you never know what life holds in store for you, and if I would have given up when all the odds were stacked against me, I wouldn't be where I am today.”
- “Finishing the main quest will take around 15 minutes or so; any extra playtime will be spent doing the various side jobs (finding all the sheep) the game offers you. While 15 minutes is far from a short amount of time to spend on a game, it did leave me wanting more. This ties in directly with my next issue.”
- “The game would’ve been much better off having a lot less of these sprites and more of the longer story-based side jobs and main missions in exchange.”
- “At the end of the day, what you get with Blobert is a really good platforming game with a lot of RPG elements mixed in and a very well-written story backing it up. However, I put a total of 12 minutes into the game for my first playthrough, which is quite short and left me wanting more.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's music has been praised for its high quality and appropriateness, featuring a diverse range of tracks from thumping electronic beats to soothing ambient sounds. Reviewers highlight the soundtrack's ability to enhance the gaming experience, contributing to both relaxation and excitement during gameplay. Overall, the music is considered a standout element that significantly elevates the game's atmosphere.
- “Great music made specifically for the game's soundtrack; it must have cost many days (and nights) in the studio.”
- “The best platforming game I have played in a while with intricate lore, exquisite level design, beautiful art, and head-banging music.”
- “The music is of low quality.”
- “I relaxed for 5 minutes to this music long enough to realize that I was going to be okay.”
- “Whether it's the thumping electronic music that scores the game’s platforming, the soothing ambient tracks, or the main menu theme, all of Blobert’s music is high quality and tone appropriate.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay features a humorous dialogue that enhances the experience, but it is largely built around repetitive interactions with numerous small sprites, such as sheep and chicken nuggets, which can become monotonous due to their limited variety and basic mechanics. While entertaining at first, the lack of depth in gameplay may lead to a sense of redundancy over time.
- “The gameplay is enhanced by humorous mountains of dialogue that could entertain you alone without the gameplay.”
- “The gameplay is enjoyable and adds depth to the overall experience.”
- “Exploring the forest reveals a variety of quirky elements, like sheep and chicken nuggets, which can be fun at first, but may become repetitive over time due to their limited gameplay variety.”
- “It feels like every corner of the forest has a sheep or a chicken nugget to kick. That may seem like a good thing on paper, and most of them are fun or at least decent, but they start to feel very repetitive over time because they have little to offer other than short snippets of basic gameplay. There are dozens of these small sprites spread across the maps, and a lot of them feel like they don’t have much to add.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's humor is highlighted by the amusing names of both the protagonist and antagonist, as well as a wealth of witty dialogue that stands out as entertaining in its own right, potentially overshadowing the gameplay itself.
- “The protagonist and antagonist have hilarious names that add a unique charm to the game.”
- “The game features humorous mountains of dialogue that could entertain you on their own, even without the gameplay.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users note that the graphics quality significantly impacts gameplay, particularly with jumping mechanics, which perform poorly on low settings but are satisfactory on higher graphics levels.
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of "blobert" is highly praised for its well-written characters and engaging plot, which encourage players to form genuine emotional connections. The game's narrative depth allows for meaningful choices regarding relationships and alliances, enhancing the player's investment in the story.
- “The characters and plot threads of Blobert are by far its greatest highlights. It's a story-driven game with good reason; the game is incredibly well written, and the characters feel believable and worth an emotional investment. The different sprites, goals, and relationships Blobert can have with Fabby are really engaging, and the player has free reign to decide who they align with, who they spend time supporting throughout the platforming, who they trust, and who they oppose.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players have noted that while the overall difficulty of the game is generally well-balanced, certain platforming sections, particularly involving a large purple pool, are excessively challenging and may stem from poor design or bugs, leading to tedious gameplay that requires frustrating spamming of controls to progress.
- “While for the most part the difficulty of the game is just fine and scales well, I found some platforming (the big purple pool) that was made extremely difficult for seemingly no reason. The platforming took too many seconds to finish, and I can't tell if this was due to a bug or just bad design, but it made for some tedious gameplay where I had to resort to keyboard spamming to survive.”