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Mr. Bloopy Saves the World

Nintendo Super NES

Release Date: 2014

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Description

"Mr. Bloopy Saves the World" is an unreleased puzzle-platform game that was originally developed for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) by Compedia and set to be published by Rare. In the game, players assume the role of Mr. Bloopy, a colorful and amorphous character tasked with navigating through a series of complex levels to prevent environmental disasters on various planets. The gameplay uniquely combines elements of both puzzle-solving and platforming, with Mr. Bloopy able to change colors to interact with certain objects or solve color-based puzzles. Each level presents different challenges, often requiring players to think creatively to progress.

Despite its innovative gameplay and the involvement of Rare, a well-regarded developer known for titles like Donkey Kong Country and Banjo-Kazooie, "Mr. Bloopy Saves the World" was never officially released, remaining partly shrouded in mystery. The game was planned for release in the mid-90s, a period marked by rapid changes in video gaming technology and tastes, which may have contributed to its cancellation. Over the years, it has garnered a minor cult following among retro gaming enthusiasts, partly due to the intrigue surrounding its cancellation and the scarcity of information and playable copies. Occasionally, prototypes have surfaced, allowing a glimpse into what could have been an engaging addition to the SNES library, revealing a game that was potentially ahead of its time in both environmental messaging and gameplay mechanics.