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Mr. Blob's Honey-Do List

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About Mr. Blob's Honey-Do List

Mr. Blob's Honey-Do List is a game about helping Mr. Blob complete three tasks for his wife. After seeing his neighbor’s marriage fail, he makes a list of things he wants to do for Mrs. Blob to improve their marriage. Because he is clumsy and not very adventurous, he tosses coins into a public fountain and wishes for help. Two pixies hear his wishes and decide to help him on his quest.

The three tasks

Mr. Blob’s list is to bring Mrs. Blob a moon gem, collect a bouquet of wild flowers and redecorate their house with new furniture. You play as pixies in some form in each of the three scenarios.

Moon Gem

In this 2D side-scrolling space arcade game, Player 1 guides Mr. Blob’s ship around incoming asteroids. Player 2 speeds up or slows down the asteroids to keep them from hitting Mr. Blob’s passenger ship. The goal is to escort the ship safely to the moon.

Flower Collection

This 2D side-view platformer has a static screen. The two players work together to collect a dozen flowers for Mr. Blob to give his wife before nightfall. Flowers are scattered through the level and respawn after they are picked up. Bees can sting the pixies, making them drop any flowers they are carrying; the level is complete once 12 flowers are in the basket.

House Redecoration

In this 2D isometric, turn-based strategy game, the players place new furniture in its designated spots around a room. Mr. Blob brings in one new piece after each turn, and optional placement spots are highlighted in green when the players pick up the furniture. The players lose if they run out of turns or furniture piles up at the entrance. They win once all the furniture is placed in valid positions.

Difficulty settings

You can choose from Easy, Medium and Hard difficulty settings.

Frequently asked questions

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