Fun and cute platform with nice physics and an interesting "hero". He is called Goo but he is basically an elastic spinning wheel with many of its attributes. Not a huge game, but you will have some casual entertaining time with it without too much trouble or difficulties.

Give it a try.

Fun game. The only con is that you need to complete the levels three times. Once while collecting blobs, a second time without dying and a third time time trail wise. You need to do this to collect gems. With these gems you can level your blob up by getting skills like jump farther, higher, more hearths (hits before you die) and so on. So without completing each level three times you can not level your skills up and thats a bit stupid. The levels I played are fun, but the long ones make you shiver while thinking you need to still do them in survival mode and time trial mode. Maybe getting the gem on the first run and make the other runs optional would have been a better idea. You also have different skins for your blob but I only found one so far. There are also boss levels. The graphic style is very nice. By inflating and deflating your blob you can get past places you normally can not reach.

Gameplay Video: https://youtu.be/g1zBSRzZo5E

If you ever had a thing for a very specific ball of tar (Gish), definitely get this. Very charming and polished, deserves your attention if you're into this kind of games.

Controls felt kinda unresponsive at first, but when i found out you can upgrade your abilities and change forms, being a bit clumsy at the beginning felt quite intended.

Very cool game, beautiful visuals and well polished mechanic but don't be fooled by it's cute cartoon look, this is much harder than it looks :)

Good:
+ Clean and atmospheric visuals.
+ Ability to change characters density.
+ Physics applied to some platforms / boxes / barrels
+ Player movement can be affected by momentum
+ Keys/Buttons rebindable.

Bad:
- Extremely buggy. Crashes, softlocks, music not playing, controls not responding, etc.
- All levels look basically the same (excessive asset re-use).
- Basic character upgrades require each level be beaten 3x.
- Very few music tracks, and they're all uninspired.
- Story may as well not exist it's so poorly done.
- Level editor accessible from main menu is mostly non-functional.

Final thoughts:
The graphics look nice, and I was interested in trying a new Gish-style game, but this is terrible. It's so buggy, and the story/music/levels so boring, that there simply isn't any good reason to play it. Not recommended.

As a side note; If the idea of playing as a blob like in this game seems fun to you, it may be worth checking out "The Big Journey" on Steam instead.

(Indie Bullet Point Reviews)

Great game. Has a great soundtrack too. Cant wait to play more of it.

Great graphics, music and atmosphere overall. I find the physics and generally the mechanics of the game really impressive and unique. I was a bit worried about the performance on my really old PC (intel G2030 cpu, ati radeon hd 5770 gpu), but to my surprise it runs flawlessly!

Wobbly controls and somehow repetitive and boring without immersion or funny/exciting story. Feels like an assembly line production without soul and love. Deniable. There are way better platformers.

This is a mobile ported retro 2D platformer where you control a blob, collect smaller blobs that change your colour (why? who cares!) and change your size up and down to solve various platformer puzzle problems.

Fixed resolution and mediocre art assets are par for the course for mobile games that got shoved on Steam so the greedy devs can cash gouge PC gamers. How much? Well, the devs send a big "screw you" to PC gamers, this $1 Android game is $5 on PC. Unacceptable.

Note: My card idler went nuts idling steam cards on this bundle game and gave me over 60 hours. It's not worth 60 seconds worth of gameplay.

i played it i did not like it, but my 7 year old brother liked it but not for a long time so i don't recomend it for people over 8 years old