Blon

Blon, developed by Lazy Kiwi and published by PID Games and Dear Villagers, is a colorful 2D platformer that blends retro sensibilities with light RPG progression and a family-centered narrative. At first glance, it embraces the familiar foundations of classic side-scrolling adventures—running, jumping, defeating enemies, and collecting items—but it gradually reveals more depth through character upgrades, multiple playable family members, and a structured world progression system. The result is a platforming experience that feels nostalgic in presentation while incorporating modern design elements that encourage exploration and replayability. The story centers on Blon, a determined and resilient blob-like protagonist on a mission to recover treasures stolen by his older brother. This simple premise provides emotional grounding without overwhelming the gameplay. As Blon journeys across diverse landscapes to reclaim what was taken, the narrative unfolds through environmental progression rather than heavy dialogue. The family dynamic subtly motivates the adventure, framing each victory as not just a gameplay milestone but a step toward restoring something meaningful. The tone remains…

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

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.

this is a cool game for a dollar

Tl;dr - it is an excellent ANTI-GAME (read: a torture device or a performance enhancer) and an awful game. It is a hasty mobile game port that does not work as a conventional game due to serious anti-fun elements (long levels, mouse aiming, no checkpoints, grinding-heavy progression, etc.), though if you use it as your "attractive" alternative for getting less-than-desirable tasks done, it works quite well - you will get more things done than without it. Just do not pay too much for it because torture in generale is abundant AND cheap. Expect a lot of basic design flaws such as the scrolling foreground objects and screen effects hiding vital obstacles such as the lethal pits. The game is about 3 hours long. Most of it is about the initial grinding (for about an hour) of the couple first levels to get your leaf currency production, health and damage upgrades up. With the extended health and the machine gun upgrade, the boss battles become much easier and you can progress at a steady pace from then on. I have no idea what the item carrying weight upgrade does. The game gave me no equipment drops so that is probably the reason. There are not much documentation about the game and…

Un endless runner sencillo, pero entretenido.