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de Blob
Developer(s)	Bananna Games Blue Tongue Helixe Universomo
Publisher(s)	THQ
Japanese title	ブロブ カラフルなきぼう
Designer(s)	Jasper Koning, Fabian Akker, David Vink, Gijs Hermans, Ralph Rademakers, Fahrang Namdar, Huub van Summeren, Olaf Jansen, Joost van Dongen
Engine	TOSHI
Release date(s)	Windows  2007 Wii  September 22, 2008  September 25, 2008  November 13, 2008  December 31, 2008 Nintendo DS  December 31, 2008  December 31, 2008 iPhone  July 14, 2008  July, 2008
Genre(s)	Platform, Puzzle
System(s)	Windows, Wii, Nintendo DS, iPhone
Players	1-4
Mode(s)	Single player, Cooperative multiplayer
Rating(s)	ESRB: Teen OFLC: Parental Guidance CERO: All ages
Website	http://www.deblob.com

The correct title of this game is de Blob. The initial letter is capitalized due to technical restrictions.

de Blob was originally created as a freeware title for the PC by a group of game design and media technology students in the Netherlands. THQ eventually noticed the game and acquired the rights. They then assigned Blue Tongue, Helixe, and Universomo to develop their own versions for different platforms.

The titular character of the game, de Blob, is the only one who can save Chroma City from the evil I.N.K.T. Corporation. Your job is to bring color and life back to the city, saving it from a horrid monochrome existence. As you absorb color you get bigger, and can paint more buildings before having to refill on color.

Not only can you paint as you wish, but as you paint, the sky turns back to blue and you start hearing music. There are also other revolutionaries trying to help you out by giving you missions to keep you on the right track. By completing missions, you make color energy, which opens gates and forms transform engines, which restore the area you're in.

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