This game takes the 'angry birds' mechanic but is a platformer instead of a shooting gallery. The mechanic of slinging things works brilliantly for touch controls and because of that this game has enjoyable, smooth controls. The art, animation, and sound are also above average. All in all a very polished game. However, there are still many minor tweaks this game needs. For instance, the power ups are timed independently of each other. This can get very confusing, a more elegant solution would be to simply refill the first power to 100% if you got a second power. The physics feel a little funny sometimes, especially if you run in to walls. There are also moving platforms - sometimes when you jump they stay still while other times they keep moving leaving Blobster to simply dangle in midair while you aim your shot. The balls sometimes feel hard to move too, like they are too heavy. Overall though these are minor critiques and for $1 this platformer is well worth the price. Although Blobster is a bit hard sometimes, I found it a rewarding experience that embraced a unique spin on a platformer and charming production qualities.

My 4-year-old son adores this game. He plays it daily on his "iPod," (my old iPhone 4 with the SIM card removed) and is truly skilled at getting top rankings on every level. The update to 2.0 broke his favorite game, because the "bug fixes" apparently included a forced change to the aspect ratio to exclude older/smaller screened iPhones. It works fine on my iPhone 5s but on his iPhone 4 the display is all squashed and the touch controls are mapped wrong. I paid to unlock this game for his iPhone—and now it doesn't work! What a rip-off.

this was the first game i ever got on the app store, on my ipod touch 4. a decade later i still redownload it from time to time, because it is so fun and at this point nostalgic. i noticed it doesn’t have many ratings, so thought id leave one. i wish there could be new levels one day

still waiting for that level that’s”coming soon”:(