"You’re just a little blob from space (as the title suggests), who has landed on Earth with all your blob friends. Upon your arrival, you are immediately incarcerated by what appears to be an evil genius/mad scientist type. As you may have deduced, the game is about escaping from the mad scientist and saving your blob amigos but with a few additions and progressions along the way. As a blob, like other blob fiction, you can absorb and eat things… well anything, really… as long as you’re big enough. When you’re small, you absorb smaller things to grow bigger, and then absorb bigger things and so on and so forth. You clear levels by jumping or squeezing through obstacles and becoming big enough to bust your way out of there."
John from That Gamer Hub
Game Informer - One of this year's indie breakout games in DrinkBox Studios' Guacamelee, which is one of the best reviewed games of the year. However, don't sleep on the studio's first game, Tales From Space: About a Blob, an inventive platformer.
Game Chronicles - Imagine, if you will, a whimsical blend of Katamari Damacy’s item collection and Gish’s liqud platforming, with a little of Metroid’s power-based exploration and Yoshi’s Island egg-tossing thrown in for kicks. That’s roughly the kind of experience you’ll get out of Tales from Space: About a Blob, from DrinkBox Studios. In About a Blob, you control the titular blob.
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