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Submitted by BIoodmask 769d ago | review

No Added Sugar: A Boy and His Blob Review

In an era when hormonally-charged militaristic action titles remains the style du jour, that such an unassuming, charming and quietly beautiful game like this can still find publisher backing is heartwarming.

It's a shame then, that given the highly unpredictable and fickle nature of the Wii userbase, gems like A Boy and His Blob will most likely go un-noticed, unsold, and unloved. Wii owners looking for a more cerebral alternative to that 'other' big platformer of the season need not hesitate: adopt a blob this Christmas. You won't regret it. (A Boy and his Blob, Wii) 8/10

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