Blobun

Short and fun puzzler! Worth a try.

I really like this game, especially it's puzzle design. The care put in this game is obvious and great.

Immensely cute puzzle game! Wonderful art, impeccable sound design, and an adorable goat—all you need, really. There's loads of puzzles to burn through, a lot of flexibility in the order you can do them in if you want to hop around, and tons of neat mechanics introduced over time that build on each other in interesting ways.

This has been one of the most fun puzzle games I've ever played. It has so many good aspects it is a little difficult to begin listing them... The gameplay is very satisfying and allows you to get familiar with the different mechanics and stage elements, this way a mechanic/element that is introduced early on can still appear in later puzzle stages without it feeling out of place or without you forgetting how to interact with it. This also ties in with the games difficulty. I will say I am not particularly adept at puzzle games, but even with the hardest stages I had a great time figuring them out or trying different ways to tackle them. The last two worlds in particular are the ones that gave me the most trouble, but you can really solve everything Blobun has to offer if you are patient and persevere. The game does not punish you for not knowing how to complete a puzzle. You can skip stages, retry as many times as necessary, undo each step you take (rather than restart each time), and it even provides hints. There are no timers to stress you out either. You can also move Stephanie (the bunny protagonist) through different means, be them mouse cursor so you click on the tile you want her to move to, making the path with your mouse, or just using arrow keys. It has a neat design, with easy to navigate menus and good UI. The illustrations are also very nice and cute. Music was definitely one of my favorite aspects too, it is great and fits the theme of each world perfectly. Overall it was a great game and one you're bound to have fun with, even if the puzzle genre isn't your forte. Loved it all the way.

A basic at first but extremely enjoyable tile-filling puzzle game! Blobun is a puzzle game developed by CyanSorcery. It follows Stephanie and Audrey, both adventuring bunnies as the former stumbles across a magical amulet that turns her into some kind of Blob Bunny! Now on a quest to find a witch to reverse the curse, these lover bunnies travel a myriad of worlds, solving plenty of tile puzzles along the way! It's absolutely one of those puzzle games that start out simple but as more and more mechanics it progressively gets more challenging. Though here at a much more relaxed cap than some other, similar structured puzzle games. Gameplay of Blobun involves solving puzzles by filling every tile with slime one way or another all without retreading your own path as placing slime where there is already slime is blasphemous. This starts out with various layouts where you need to plan your movement to make sure you can get all the tiles without cutting yourself off. Then progressing by integrating special tiles and powerups into the mix. The former featuring tiles that require keys to activate/deactivate tiles, ones that reset the tile so you can slide over it again, tunnels that warp you around the map and more! Then there's elemental powers that while mostly just give Stephanie a new coat of paint but also allow her to traverse and... non-verse? certain elemental tiles like water, ice, lava, etc. There's also elements with the sole purpose of defeating you also in the mix. It's overall a pretty well rounded bundle of mechanics that can be mix and matched with each other and the map layout to create a myriad of puzzles to complete and the progression with each world being dedicated to introducing new stuff is a very nice difficulty curve. Stylewise, Blobun has, what I could best describe as, like a vector-based artstyle? While everything is conformed to a grid and all it's all very smooth. I find it hard to explain but it's all as a positive cause it's a really swell artstyle, especially the 2D art for the cutscenes and menus! The smile is even properly slimy looking AND changed color depending on Stephanie's state of being. The music is also swell as each world has it's own music and it's very catchy stuff. Which given this is a puzzle game where you're kinda expected to be occasionally working on puzzles for a tad more than a music loop could provide. It's some great tunes to solve puzzles by. Blobun Mini review here when it's here. TECHINALLY it's not a DLC or whatnot but it is free and related to this game. Overall, Blobun was a pretty fun time. It's such a basic premise that has a nice difficulty curve and paced just enough to never feel like I was going truly bonkers trying to figure out the correct pathing. Although this game does in fact support custom content, albeit not in Workshop form, so there's absolutely gonna be puzzles out there that would crave that insane puzzle challenge if you're looking for it. If you need a fun puzzle game to crave an itch, Blobun absolutely can fill in that gap, really hope this game could get a sequel or something of the sort! Also this game has a lesbian toggle that completely soft-locks the game if you disable it and that's easily one of the top 10 videogame gags ever.

Amazing game. It looks like all those annoying ads on SoMe about puzzle "games", but actually is real and quite fun. Graphically the game is really pretty. Sounds and music are OK, but I had some issues with how loud everything was until I set main volume quite low. Story was OK - cute and with a fun premise, but there's not a lot of it. (Not a problem, as it was not the main reason to play this game for me.) And finally - the puzzles seem to be on a right difficulty level, but it lasted me for 4.2h of fun time before I beat all the base pack levels (including optional ones that are more difficult). And if you want more - it allows downloading more level packs and creating your own. Also - furry trans lesbians. (^˶˃ᆺ˂˶^)🏳️‍⚧️❤️🤍🩷