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BlobCat

BlobCat

|Puzzle, Indie

9.4 /10

Aww Amazing!

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69 ratings
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The BlobCats are after the DiceMice! In BlobCat it's your job to protect the DiceMice! Solve puzzles in single-player mode or play with your friends the action packed multiplayer mode!

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Aww Amazing!: 9.4/10 across 69 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

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Leans into Puzzle, Indie, Strategy — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Nintendo LifeJon Wahlgren · 29 Aug, 2018
6/10

BlobCat strongly models itself after one of the best games to hit the Dreamcast and Game Boy Advance, and since there isn't really anything else like it out there, anyone willing to squint their eyes might be able to scratch that ChuChu Rocket! itch a little here. A wide-eyed look shows an overall rough package, though — from functional-if-unremarkable visuals to a lack of CPU opponents in the multiplayer suite, all the way down to bizarre inconsistencies with how menus work. BlobCat is here for you if you need it, but doesn't quite reach the level of the genuine article.

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NintendoWorldReportAdam Abou-Nasr · 11 Aug, 2018
7/10

While BlobCat on Switch does capture the essence of Chu Chu Rocket's cat-and-mouse gameplay, it doesn't do quite enough to replace the original in my heart. It's worth grabbing for on the go, but I'll be here hoping the original pops up again.

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