PS3 and Xbox 360 owners who are not familiar with the wildly fun and entertaining “de Blob” franchise will have a chance to get in on the action this coming February with the release of “de Blob 2.” ...

When reviewing games it is important to remember that certain games are catered to a specific demographic. So while you won’t find many of the hardcore FPS gamers playing a game that features a ...

THQ Nordic is collaborating with BlitWorks to bring back the nine-year-old puzzle-platforming game, de Blob, with the re-release to arrive on select consoles this November. In de Blob, color is a ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. LOS ANGELES--In February, THQ entered into a development deal with broadcasting network SyFy, in which the two would collaborate on creating new ...

THQ’s re-announced de Blob 2 today, their upcoming sequel to 2008’s award-winning Wii game, dating the color-filled title for February 22, 2011 and removing its The Underground subtitle. de Blob 2 ...

Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen the releases of quite a few major titles. Whether you’re a fan of first-person shooters like Killzone 3 and Bulletstorm or fighting games like Marvel vs. Capcom 3, ...

THQ is rapidly gearing up for the September launch of its artistic Wii platformer, de Blob -- one of our most anticipated third-party efforts for Nintendo's console. The title, which is being created ...

It's been nine years since its original release, but de Blob is finally out on PC. It launched on the Wii back in 2009, gathering generally positive reviews for its unique take on the 3D platformer.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. de Blob is an innovative-looking Wii platform/action adventure game which sees you controlling a paint-filled blob of jelly. Yes, you read that ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. de Blob began life as a school project from studying Game Design & Development at the Utrecht School of the Arts in The Netherlands, meant to reflect ...

THQ’s de Blob series seems perfectly suited to an audience of casual game-playing Wii owners. The 2008 Wii-exclusive was the type of leisurely platform-puzzler that you could switch on for your kids ...