A Boy and His Blob, based on the NES classic, is available now on the Nintendo eshop for $14.99. The game, remade in 2009 and updated for the Switch, mixes 2D platforming and puzzle solving to create a unique experience which has stood the test of time since the original’s release. Check out the trailer above and read below for more info:
Strong friendships are built on shared adventures…and jellybeans. Forge a friendship of your own in A Boy and His Blob, which arrives on Nintendo Switch today! Originally released by Wayforward Technologies in 2009 — and based on David Crane’s NES game of the same name — the game mixes 2D platforming with puzzle gameplay, tied together by an adorable protagonist and his newfound alien friend. And now, Ziggurat Interactive brings the classic wholesome adventure to modern audiences.
A Boy and His Blob is available on the eShop now for $14.99 USD.
The far-off kingdom of Blobolonia is under siege by an evil tyrant, and a brave “blob” has escaped to search for help. After crash landing on planet earth, he finds help in the form of an adventurous young boy who’s ready to lend a hand and save Blobolonia. In the game, players will control both the boy and his blob, as they explore beautiful hand-drawn 2D worlds and face an array of puzzling challenges. Depending on the obstacle, players must feed a variety of jelly beans to blob, turning them into useful shapes or objects to solve puzzles and defeat enemies.
Are you up to the challenge of saving Blobolonia?
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Richard Allen is a freelance writer and contributing editor for various publications. While he enjoys modern gaming, he is a retro gamer at heart, having been raised on a steady diet of Contra, Mario, and Dragon's Lair. Chat with him via @thricetheartist on Twitter.
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