JellyBlobs: Eat the World

Five places to eat your way across: the Town, the Park, the Farm at harvest, a desert Base with a crashed flying saucer, and the Frozen Lake. Each level is a short round with goals to tick off before the clock runs out: reach the next size, collect twelve hay bales, swallow a snowman. Later levels throw in slippery ice, sticky jam, deep water and whole floods of traffic.

• 60 levels in five places, plus Pumpkin Hollow every October and November: eight Halloween levels with pumpkins that smash and loo paper that trails
• A soft, squishy jelly made of real soft-body physics: it wobbles, squashes, leans into a sprint and digs its heels in to stop
• A toy world to eat: gummies that give you a sugar rush, cars that honk, townsfolk who run (and always pop back out)
• Six rival jellies who will swallow you if you let them: Lavender, Moss, Fizz, Ollo, Bop and Mallow. Each arrives in its own capsule, and then you can play as them
• Boosters for a tight spot: freeze the clock, a sugar rush, an airdrop of crates, a magnet, a shield bubble
• Gummies to earn, glossy glazes and silly hats to spend them on, and an album of everything you have eaten
• Bouncy arcade music with its own tune for every level, and haptics that follow every gulp
• No ads, no account. Optional gummy jars; everything can be earned by playing. Plays offline and respects your silent switch

Made by Ludofax, a very small studio.