덩어리를 굴려 물건들 접착시키고 덩어리 키워나가는 괴혼이란 게임을 플래포머 게임으로 바꿔놓으면 딱 이 게임이 된다.

게임이 쉬워서 좋다. 맵 길이도 적절하고. 그냥 깨긴 참 쉽고, 금메달이랑 숨겨진 뮤턴트 친구들 찾아가면서 플레이할 때도 별도의 공략 없이 조금만 노력한다면 스스로 충족할 정도의 난이도이다. 실제로 스팀 가이드에 공략이 없어서 걱정을 조금 했었는데, 기우였다.

게임이 짧아서 좋다. 총 24개의 스테이지, 5개의 미니게임. 원래 PSN용으로 나왔던 게임이었고, 괴혼을 보는 듯한 전체적인 줄거리의 흐름도 재밌었다. 짧고 깔끔하게 즐기기 딱 좋은 게임. 로켓버드처럼 코옵을 지원해줬더라면 더 재밌었을 것 같긴 한데, 없어도 딱히 크게 아쉽진 않다.

게임에 패러디가 많은 것도 좋았다. 배경의 전광판에는 어지간한 인디 게임들을 웃기게도 잘 패러디해놨고, 틈틈히 다른 인디 게임의 컨셉(ex: 레트로 시티 램페이지)을 가져온듯한 스테이지도 볼만했다. 아는 인디 게임이 많다면 더 재밌게 볼 수 있을 부분들.

오랜만에 괴혼 생각도 난 것도 있고, 어찌저찌 정신없이 즐겼던 게임.

(그러고보면 PS 쪽으로 이런 인디 게임들이 잘 나온다. 로샤드도 그랬고, 로켓버드도 그랬고... 확실히 엑박보단 플스 쪽이 인디 씬에 해주는 대우가 더 좋은 모양인가보다.)

Mutant Blobs Attack is a fun little puzzle-platformer that’s very light in both the puzzle and platforming departments. It boils down to a short-but-sweet casual experience that will entertain, slightly challenge, and not frustrate.

The game is extremely light-hearted and is very casual. The levels are pretty short and simple. That being said, I really enjoyed the level design in this game: you have to pay attention but you don’t really have to think. It’s a nice experience: it mildly challenges (mostly only if you’re going for the gold medals), has plenty of checkpoints, and there are no overly frustrating parts. As someone who prefers casual games to frustrating ones; I can say I really enjoyed this. If you are someone who enjoys punishment from their games, you may want to look elsewhere.

There is no real story or anything, but it doesn’t need a story. There are a few catoon-esque cutscenes. The cartoonish art style and the music are a perfect match to the gameplay. The platforming was smooth for me; I used a controller and was never frustrated with controls/response. It is a short game, pretty easy to 100%. There are a handful of platforming mechanics that are mixed around to keep thinks interesting.

To surmise: Mutant Blobs Attack is a casual platformer with mild puzzle aspects and a cartoon finish. A short-medium length game that is pretty easy, yet very entertaining.

A new twist on Katamari. Not nessasarily timed, but there will be times when you need to run. Consume and grow to that you can take revenge on those who would do experiments on you. Use your wits to solve puzzles and get to the end of level as quickly and a big as possible if you want leader board bragging rights. Great short game, 8/10

Gish meets Katamari? Mutant Blobs Attack is a simple puzzle platformer where you eat stuff to get bigger so you can eat bigger stuff in order to progress through the short levels. The gameplay is fun, the controls are intuitive, it's mildly challenging in certain spots, and there's kind of a story thrown in as well. It's satisfying for at least one play through, maybe more if you want to go achievement hunting.

You'll beat it in an hour, but if you like puzzle platformers, Gish, Katamari, or just fun times, go ahead and try it out. :D

I am not sure whether the other reviews that claim this game only offers one hour of gameplay are talking about an earlier version with fewer levels. I have been playing for three hours and I haven't finished yet. The difficulty is extremely well judged and there very few locations I have had to start more than three times (but it never felt too easy either). After I finish it, I will definitely replay it aiming for 100% completion.

Recommended.

This...oh god...this game...brings back alot of good memories. I've been looking for this for a long time. It just appears somewhere in my past, i cannot remember exactly, but that has been the happy days, and i'll never regain it. Sometime happiness comes from a very simple thing.
About the game:
-Amazing graphic.
-Funny story.
-Excellent gameplay and physics.
-Extremely intelligent puzzle.
10/10 i'll never uninstall this game

This is a solid platformer with unique soft-body physics. The physics make an interesting twist on the mechanics. The fake humorous signs are alone worth playing the game for. I was laughing throughout the game and laughing hysterically towards the end.

Don't let other reviews fool you, Tales from Space: When Mutant Blobs Attacks bears only a superficial resemblance to Katamari Damacy. Whereas the later could be described as the ultimate chill game full of wacky Japanese humor, this is more of a traditional puzzle-platformer based around using your weird mutant blob powers to avoid ever-present death. "Eating" is only present as a way to bypass roadblocks in your quest to get from point A to point B.

First of all, check the amount of time I've spent into this game and divide that by two: that's a good estimate on the amount of time you'll invest. I'm a completionist who spent way too much effort trying to complete some of the more frustrating jumps, hence why it's over five hours. Check with other reviewers if you don't believe me: Tales from Space: When Mutant Blobs Attacks is quite short, undoubtedly the shortest game for me to complete in my library. Compounding this problem is how little there is for you to do: apart from the jumping around and a dive move, you only have three gameplay mechanics. Shoulder buttons control the Magnetize and the Telekinesis powers, and on certain stages you gain rocket powers. The game is imaginative enough in finding enough challenges for these abilities but compared to other products from Lunchbox Games (and particularly Guacamelee), this seems incredibly limited.

Enjoyment of the actual product is a mixed bag. On one hand, I really want to congratulate the person in charge of the physics engine. From the soft physics of your mutant blob to the inertia produced by your rocket travels to the orbiting of magnetic bodies, everything feels great. If there's a failing, it'd be in the actual platforming. 97% of the time it works fine (if not a bit floaty); it's that last 3%, the jumps required for some of the hidden blob friends that are simply ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. It's so frustrating looking over the solution online, know what you have to do, then fail repeatedly because the theory doesn't follow practice. I'm not going to downvote a game for a couple of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ jumps but it needs to be said that some platforming depends on ridiculous edge-of-platform running jumps that simply don't work, or a "magnetized-bouncy-super-high-jump" technique... Yeah, this review doesn't make it easy for the prospective buyer to understand so let's just leave it at "♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ jumps".

This game is both easier and more frustrating than Guacamelee. Those who've played the lucha libre Metroidvania will get to reexperience the furious shoulder button pressing extravaganza needed to bypass treacherous areas all over again. Puzzle-wise you have your blob use its telekinesis powers to move platforms around, the solution to which shouldn't take more than a few minutes to discover. There's very little replay value because the game offers so very little in the first place: Tales from Space: When Mutant Blobs Attacks has the least amount of Achievements in my library and only offers a leaderboard in terms of additional content.

I never paid any monies for this product, having won it off the Steam winter auction at a little over 1000 gems. I'd say its value comes more as an interesting physics engine for a blobby protagonist than as a puzzle-platformer anyways. Don't pay more than five dollars for it and you shouldn't regret anything. It's not bad or anything, just unsatisfying. You could say that it still left me hungry.

+Excellent level design
+Awesome music
+Tons of games references
+You can eat people!

-Too short
-Too easy
-Clunky controls(PS Vita port)

Tales From Space: Mutant Blobs Attack is a charming combination of side-scroller and platformer that balances out its lack in difficulty and very short length with its humor, appealing story and fluid gameplay.

In Mutant Blobs Attack, the player controls a single blob, escaped from a flask, bent upon conquest by consuming all in its wake. The blob utilizes all that it is capable of, including its platforming skills and low viscosity in order to maneuver through various areas of different shapes and sizes. It even later uses magnetism and telekinesis to manipulate terrain. The game provides over twenty-five levels spread through six areas to play through. (This level count includes a number of minigame levels, which are notably shorter than main levels.)

The game is satisfying to play. Despite the fact that the blob never talks or expresses thought, players will still connect to the amorphous creature - its progressive growth, guided by the player, makes the player feel somewhat like a parent to the creature. Further satisfaction comes from being able to easily devour objects which were insurmountable in earlier worlds. Bright colors and a bouncy soundtrack layer the game into being a cartoon-like experience. This shouldn't be conveyed as a turn-off to older or more mature gamers; rather, it should simply mean that the game is lighthearted.

Gameplay functionality varies between game modes. The majority of levels, the side-scrolling platformer sections, are effective. Controls are tight and responsive, leaving the majority of blame for damage on the player. Wall-jump mechanics are a noted exception, though this does not hinder core gameplay much. Airborne sections of the game are less effective. The propulsion systems on the character are too imprecise for slight movement, which when combined with obstacles that require finesse to maneuver around leads to frustrating experiences in this mode. The third game mode, the top-down mode, functions well, and its visual differentiation from the rest of the game just makes these sections even more pleasing than they already are.

For how much fun this game is, it will not last. The whole game can be completed in around three hours. Additionally, the game is quite easy throughout. For the few sections which provide ample difficulty, players will receive a notification from the game with a tip - even further simplifying the game, despite being a useful mechanic. The single-player campaign is the only mode in the game - having some sort of multiplayer mode, whether that be in the form of competitive races, a vs. mode, or co-op levels, would have increased the longetivity of the game significantly. Some replayability comes from retrying the levels to earn gold medals or find the two blob friends that are hidden in each area, but with only 24 levels the experience could become monotonous for some players. With such an easy difficulty and a cartoony interface, younger players may find the best experience with this game.

Mutant Blobs Attack is a great game that's been reduced to a good game. With such little material contained in the game itself, gamers should consider whether their money is spent better with a lengthier experience. For what this does contain, though, it is a gratifying adventure that will stroke the supervillain in players and will entertain throughout its duration. Tales From Space: Mutant Blobs Attack gets a C+.

I do like this game!!! Its great fun (but short) and very easy to find all achievements for the game BUT........
this game was originally designed for the ps vita so it is a good port APART FROM.... the clunky control which seems to of been rushed and not fully tested, just nothing close to the control of the ps vita (most pc right stick action in the game WAS touch screen) .
there are many great reasons to have a cheap spend on this game BUT if you own a vita the games experience and control is leaps and bounds above the pc version (even the bonus birds eye rolling levels WAS gyroscope)

so i will reccomend but i would reccomend this game baught on original design system

pc version = 5.5/10

vita version= 8/10

PROS:
+ Very funny
+ Quite entertaining and somewhat addictive
+ Great graphics
+ Fantastic backgrounds
+ Lovely and funny animations
+ Good sound effects
+ Nice music theme

CONS:
- Too short
- Unoriginal and rather repetitive gameplay

Fun. Simple and short. Controls well with a gamepad.

If Katamari and World of Goo had a kid it would look like Mutant Blobs Attack. The story is pretty short and not too challenging. The gameplay is fun and the humor is great!

It may be a brief experience and it may not be very difficult, but I had a ton of fun with this Blob. Never before have I seen a gelatinous mass with such conviction in its.....eye.

Enjoyable platformer. Eat everything you can blob fun.

After playing first level I immediately fell in love with this game. Its ridiculous and fun. All the things that I am doing in the game doesnt make sense at all but its immensely satisfying eating everything that come in your way. The sound track is amazing too. Very well executed! If you like platformers this must be in your library.

I have no idea why I havent discovered this game earlier.

Hilariously charming game, definitely worth your money, call me cheap, but I could recommend it far more if it's a little less than the $8.00 price tag, feels more like a $5 title even though the gameplay is great, my only issue is it's a bit short. I'm an 1 hour 20 minutes into it and just about half way done, even with doing my best to grab all the collectables. Even so, definitely pick it up if it's on sale.

Simple yet satisfying with simple but consistent story and nice graphics. Great and not very demanding fun. I enjoyed it a lot!