The sound design and art style are also strong points. You will face human opposition in the shape of tanks and helicopters and naturally you can gobble these up once you're large enough. There are sections where you use the touch screen to move objects in order to solve puzzles or use the same objects to send your blob flying across the screen. ![]() Lots of familiar mechanics such as wall jumps, magnetism (either in order to stick to objects, and use magnetism to send you in the opposite direction) and rocket propulsion, are some of the things introduced along the way. The game follows the typical mould of a puzzle platformer as it introduces more mechanics along the way, for the most part the pace is slow and deliberate, but at times your forced to rely on your reflexes to carry you through the levels as aggressive lasers threaten to zap you into a smoking pile of goo. I've always enjoyed physics heavy puzzle platformers, and this game reminded me of one of my all time favourite PSP games Loco Roco. When I logged on to Playstation Store after I got my PS Vita Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack was one of the first games to catch my attention. ![]() Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.It's often a nice change of pace to be the hunter and not the prey, and in Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack you're just that - a hunter that gobbles anything he can come across as he makes his way across 2D puzzle/platforming levels.
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