Console-Spot Says "The gameplay here revolves around you eating everything in sight, including trash, cans, bricks, soccer balls, cups, people and more. The object of the game is to grow to a certain point so you can push corks out of certain spots that are blocking other entry points in the game.
While playing the game, the first few levels are quite simple, don’t let this fool you. As the game progresses, it becomes a bit harder and is not a fly by quick game. It will take you through mindless puzzles which can prove to be difficult at times. Although it does let you keep replaying from certain checkpoints which don’t take you too far back in the level so its not so bad."
From PSU: "Limited Run Games (LRG) announced at E3 2019 the final list of physical releases of PlayStation Vita game. LRG has been one of the only remaining supporters of Sony’s long-forgotten handheld. Many fans love LRG for this service, but all good things must come to an end."
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SXO: Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs attack originally came out as a PSVita launch title back in 2012, created by the same developer that would eventually give us the hit Luchador game Guacamelee! The added touch screen mechanics have stayed the same, meaning this Switch version feels perfect for this game.
one of the underrated indie games, I had it on my Vita and just bought it again on Switch.
DrinkBox Studios has announced that their classic puzzle platformer Tales From Space: Mutant Blobs Attack launches on Nintendo Switch today for $9.99 / €9.99.
I got this for my Vita and will get it again for my Switch, totally underrated game imo.
I Love This Game I Really Enjoyed it, had soo much Fun like making the Biggest Katamari Ball in 2D
