Blon Reviews

shit game cant even pass lvL 1

this is a cool game for a dollar

This is a pretty nice game and I feel like I got my money's worth. There are a few issues that I wish were made clear. Like the damage mechanics of some of the bosses seems odd or unclear. Still fun though to just hop on, do a quick run, and hop off to do other things.

Not bad for the price.I could stand to have something other than Kevin Macleod music but it still works. I feel the boss time limits just force you to use the skill path,i'd remove that. The gimmicks are pretty fun in each level except the stalactite one, that one is annoying. The game is pretty challenging so keep that in mind.It's like a different take on Geometry Dash

Fun little game. Plays well, largely intuitive, and visually appealing. The blobs are cute. I completed all the levels on the normal difficulty in just under 6 hours - I'm sure this can be done much faster! I didn't spend all 6 hours just on the normal levels. Completing levels unlocks different modes and difficulties which add depth and replayability, giving you extra goals to work towards beyond just completing each level. Each level has it's own gimmick, some more challenging than others, but all quite easy to get to grips with. I like that the bosses have unique abilities. Nothing too challenging in the normal modes and boss abilities are generally quite easy to understand. A few require a bit more thought and experimentation to figure out. There's quite a large skill tree. It definitely made my blob stronger, but I didn't feel like it impacted my play style until quite deep into it, and even then the impact wasn't significant. I mostly just felt like I hit harder and was harder to kill - which was helpful! There are a variety of pickups that appear during levels which you can also level up through the skill tree, but I found them more distracting than anything else. There are equipment items to unlock by completing levels and hitting certain thresholds, as well as different characters who have different starts. I've only got a few of each of these so far, so definitely not necessary to beat the game on normal, but I'm looking forward to trying to collect them all. I can see myself sinking a fair bit of time into this. If you like side-scrolling platformers, this is worth picking up, especially considering how well it's priced (£3.99 at time of writing).

Blon is a surprisingly engaging endless runner with more content and depth than the genre is typically known for. Despite being a mobile port, it's still worth your time. The core trappings are still here: clever level design, catchy music, and slick-yet-accessible presentation, but there's a lot more going on here than initially meets the eye. Numerous playable characters, upgrade paths, gear, and a few mobile loot chest-style mechanics are all found here, and despite their seeming abundance, all work fairly well together. In addition to the standard endless runner levels, there are multiple boss fights at predetermined segments in each, which consist of dodging enemy attacks while shooting projectiles at said bosses, a-la twin stick shooter. It's a nice reprieve from the standard gameplay and adds some excellent variety into the mix. If you're at all interested in endless runners, do yourself a favor and pick this up. It's cheap, anyway! Find more reviews and recommendations on my Steam Curator page, Indie Infinitesimal: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41769714/