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Some wild chemist created you in his last experiment. You are some kind of bubble. You seem to life in another dimension than the things around you so a different gravity affects you. You can rotate your screen to change gravity and move forward. Some may call you a "blobb". You have to merge with scattered matter to grow. Your way leads you from the laboratory flasks to world domination.
Controls:
Left/Right, A/D: rotate the screen
F11 (in menu): fullscreen
ESC: pause
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 100% |
| #230 | Fun | 3.51 |
| #334 | Humor | 2.69 |
| #345 | Overall | 3.40 |
| #351 | Mood | 3.15 |
| #355 | Theme | 3.88 |
| #361 | Innovation | 3.35 |
| #365 | Audio | 2.88 |
| #590 | Graphics | 2.90 |
Comments
I Really like this game, cool effects, nice music, fun and awesome! good work.
Very fun little entry that vaguely reminded me of Osmos in gameplay.
I agree with JD557 on the music though
Great job! A simple game with good potential :) I was kinda lost at the end and music is a little repetitive (something more relaxing would do great with your game). But overall it's very nice!
Nice game! i finished it, the level design is good, not to hard, unlike many games
This game was a lot of fun. I very much liked the progression through the levels. Music can get annoying after a while, but I didn't want to lose the sound effects. Maybe next time add a button to mute the music.
nice gameplay! with better graphics/sound and proper level design, it could be a hit :)
This is definitely the best combination of the two themes that I have seen so far, even though you used 3 buttons, but I only needed the space key one time. I really enjoyed playing this game. At first, I thought it was decent - but when there were introduced new mechanics and even the outside world, it really made me appreciate this game. The graphics are simple but fitting and the audio really creates a great atmosphere. 5/5 mate. 5/5.
Uhh. I didn't even thought of the space key anymore. It's not part of the intended gameplay and just a leftover debug thing :D
Nice job. I had a lot of fun with this one. Like the Idea and the gameplay. Maybe a little bit too hard, but well done ++
I can't play a lot because it make me sick, but it's good game. The controls are great, it's work well. Well done !
Nice job, interesting mechanic with a good introduction. The music sounded like it was something for dracula's mansion, with the other SFX sounding quite high pitched and repetitive. Overall a good entry.
Really amazing! i loved the art of the character! the puzzles were cool, and i love how they were implemented. well done.
I enjoyed this. It was fun to move the guy around, and I loved how the background changed to suit the story. Double theme plus points. :).
Fun mechanic, but the player felt a bit too floaty, which made controlling it frustrating after a while.
Fun! Reminds me a lot of LocoRoco, in a good way. I liked seeing bits of what was in the background as well. Nicely polished game, great job!
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Nice job. I had a lot of fun with this one.
I actually got to the end. I really liked the way theme of each level changes in order to give some sort of story.
I found the music a bit repetitive though.