ZeptoLab, the creators of the incredibly popular game Cut the Rope, just released its newest game yesterday called Pudding Monsters and as you can guess, it's just as addicting. I played the 99-cent game on an iPhone, but there's also an HD version for iOS and Android tablets, as well as a free Android that includes ads.
The premise of the game is to combine little pieces of pudding to make a bigger pudding monster, capable of fending off humans who want to eat them. You'll first help them escape from the kitchen, where they have been (carelessly and wastefully) laid out on a table, to the living room, and out to the neighborhood.
Pudding pieces collide and stick together and you move them by sliding them across the screen. As always, though, there's a catch: Unless they run into each other or another sort of obstacle like a book or a cup of coffee, the pieces will slide right off, causing you to fail the level.
These sleeping pudding monsters are quite lazy and need to get a job.(Credit: Screenshot by Lynn La/CNET) To pass a level with the least amount of energy and thought, you just have to get all the pudding pieces on the table to stick together. But the real challenge is to get the whole pudding monster in a certain area of the playing field to cover stars that have been laid out on the field. Do this and you'll pass the level with the maximum number of points.
Along the way, you'll run into different kinds of objects and puddings that have different characteristics to help you in your quest. For example, blocks of ice that have been left lying around (seriously, who does the cleanup around here?) work as a one-time-use obstacle that will break into bits once a pudding runs into it. There's also a cloning machine that produces even more pudding every time a little monster goes through it.
There are also puddings that leave a trail of sludge when you slide them across the field. Although it sounds pretty disgusting, their trail will help you stop other nonslimy pieces of pudding from sliding off. And if you see sleeping pieces of pudding (read: lazy puddings that aren't pulling their weight for the overall cause), you won't be able to move them. You'll need to use movable pieces to slam into them to get them going. Another kind of pudding moves in unison with others, signified with their hypnotizing eyes. You'll have to be extra careful with these because if you slide one, you'll slide them all.
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