De Blob 2 - PlayStation 4

Fast delivery and a very happy child who can't wait to play this game

What is not to like. A easy platform game to play that is both entertaining and different from other platform games. It does not take long to complete each level but there are some mini games that you can play with others. Would recommend.

My 6yr old liked this game but was disappointed it was not a 2 player game.

Good value for money

I played this on PS Now and really enjoyed it. Rather than extending PS Now for another month, I decided to just buy this game on disc.De Blob 2 is deceptively simple, yet complicated as a game, it's beautifully made and animated, a true joy to behold and it's what I'd describe as pure fun. There's nothing artsy fartsy about the game, it's just a good laugh.For £5 it's almost a crime to sell it so cheaply. You'll easily get 20 hours of gaming out of it, and you'll love all 20 hours.If you're reading this and are looking for something to buy a kid, this game is perfect, there's no bad language, violence or unsavoury content, it's just an excellent video game made by gamers for gamers. I just wish De Blob 1 wasn't so expensive as I'd love to play that, but strangely it's 5 times the price of the sequel.

I also played this game years ago on switch, was expecting a graphical upgrade, which is there but barely. But my main gripe with the game is the need to install over 10gb of memory on a ps4 when it plays off a disc on my wii?Brought a physical game for Sony to disable when decide in the future, it's beyond a joke!The games great but I recommend a Wii and the original, at least it will still play in the future.

My son has very much enjoyed playing this.

De Blob 2 is a remake of a PS3 3D platformer of the same name and although some of the problems from that game creep into this remake, there’s still an enjoyable, colourful game here that’s aged incredibly well. De Blob 2’s simplistic gameplay mechanics and vibrant world make this an easy game to pick up and play with just the right amount of puzzle solving thrown in to break up the heavy platforming sections. Although some might be put off by the repetitive mission structure in each level, De Blob 2 is a fun platform game that does enough to differentiate itself from the plethora of other platformers out there whilst keeping the inherent charm of the original intact for this sequel.Split across a dozen or so levels, the story is broken up into a number of distinctly different worlds that see Comrade Black and the Inkies from the first game return with a whole new plot to rid the world of colour. As a plucky ball of charismatic colour, Blob, you set out with a myriad of different colours to bring life back into the dull, grey world Comrade Black has taken over. The story is pretty generic and straight forward in the manner it’s told, with a good burst of slapstick humour in the cut scenes between levels to help steer this toward a younger market and keep a lighthearted feel to the whole affair. Adults can of course still enjoy this title but the simplistic gameplay and repetitive mission structure do lend itself to a younger clientele.If you played the original De Blob 2 back on Playstation 3 there isn’t much incentive to replay this one again as the new improvements aren’t really that impressive. The 2 player co-op mode is fun but pretty basic and lacks lasting appeal to make this a sustainable game mode. A second player can jump into the story mode but they’re reduced to a hard-to-see dot on the screen that whizzes around allowing a co-op partner to blast enemies and paint surfaces but not much else. The new moves at Blob’s disposal are fun to use and coupled with the host of power ups available, there is some attempt to shake up the gameplay but there isn’t really anything all that different from the original PS3 game.Seven years on and traversing the world is responsive and enjoyable with decent mechanics for the most part but the frustrating camera and awkward targeting is still very much a thing here. In large swarms of enemies requiring specific colours or actions to destroy or difficult platforming sections requiring exact precision, it can be difficult to swing the camera in the right direction or target a specific enemy, leading to unnecessary hassle during these moments.Visually, the game looks great and bringing colour back into a largely dull game world is incredibly rewarding. Colouring the world in completely and exploring all the hidden areas and hard to reach platform sections is rewarded with a host of collectables including style icons, upgrade points and bonus picture gallery unlocks and more. With a strict time limit on most levels, the game does inject a sense of urgency into the levels, hurrying you along to the next objective with little time to fully explore each section which is a shame. Of course, there is the ability to unlock more time but the time taken to unlock these almost feels pointless unless done in quick succession or in a short space of time.Once you’ve completed the main objective of each level, a free play option with side quests opens up but at times it almost feels like De Blob 2 should have done away with the time limit altogether and merged the side quests in with the main objective to entice more people to spend longer on the levels rather than backtracking and grinding through fetch quests to unlock everything.The main mechanics of the game make it easy to pick up and play this platformer and you don’t really need to be familiar with the story of the original to enjoy this one. The main gameplay predominantly relies on jumping, bouncing and rolling across various vertical and horizontal platforms to bring colour back into the world whilst avoiding obstacles and enemies. Alternating between the 3D main level space and interior 2D areas gives a good amount of variety too and the levels are very nicely designed, making good use of the differing landscapes and locations in the world.If you didn’t get a chance to check out De Blob 2 the first time around, there’s a fun puzzle-platformer here that’s well worth the time to play. The repetitive mission structure and host of issues carried across from the PS3 version do take the shine off this one somewhat but colouring in the world and navigating the 3D and 2D areas are as fun as they’ve ever been in De Blob. It’s not perfect and there are a few issues here but the lighthearted vibrancy and well designed levels should be enough to see you through to the end of this charming 12 hour adventure.

"De Blob 2" est une digne suite de "De Blob 1", car il corrige de nombreux défauts et est plus varié. A petit prix (10 euros) je recommande ce jeu très fun, très reposant, et n'hésitez pas à acheter "De Blob 1" si vous ne l'avez pas.

gioco veramente bello, coloratoè adatto a bambini, ma ci gioco anche io che non sono bambino da tanto tempo

Für einen Preis von rund 6 Euro ein ganz nettes Spiel. Storyline und Inhalt sind aber nicht wirklich etwas, was einem and er Konsole hält. Sowohl Erwachsene, als auch Kinder verlieren recht schnell Intreresse am Spiel.Es fehlt der sprichwörtliche "Rote Faden" dem man folgen kann...

Pour ce prix, le jeu vaux le coup. C'est pas démentiel, mais ça passe le temps :)

ottimo prezzo, gioco divertente