Helpful Tips for de Blob 2017

de Blob has returned to the modern audience. Players must repel the evil INKT Corporation from Chroma City and return color to the world. Here are some helpful tips for ensuring your adventure doesn't leave you colored in a pool of black ink.

Color Each Sector

The environments in de Blob are separated into sections but each area has a particular segment that houses former citizens who've become slaves to the INKT Corporation. Once an area is cleared a prompt will appear from one resistance members of the Color Underground informing you of your accomplishment. However, don't leave the area just yet.

Search the area for little gray people called Graydians. These people just need a splash of color to regain their individuality and break free from INKT. Once covered in paint roll over the citizens to gain their support and they'll reward you with time and points. These can add up with each area can house 10 or more housed Graydians.

Always Gather Paint

During the early levels, Paintbots are available regularly. However, in the later levels, these wandering wonders become rare and enemies get stronger. While the core stages rarely require specific types of paint they grow larger and require more paint to color the entire area. You don't want to end up in an area that requires your help without any paint available.

Maximize Each Area

Like paint, points become harder to come by as you progress. Stages, while larger, require more points to unlock the next area. Even after saving every citizen and painting most of the city you could find yourself short. The good thing is that challenges are available to help support the growing need for points and players can gather points within past areas of the same stage.

Before leaving a stage color each area and save all the Graydians to give yourself a headstart for the next area. In addition, Fusion Generators will appear if enough of the area is colored allowing for more points. 

Have any tips of your own? Let us know in the comments below!

Adam Siddiqui, NoobFeed
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