Oodlegobs

Take Control of a Strange Little Swarm

Oodlegobs is a puzzle platform game where you control a group of small blob-like computer creatures. These strange characters live inside a digital world and have one unusual dislike. They cannot stand the flood of cat videos taking over the system.

Your job is to guide the Oodlegobs through the mainframe and help them move from one part of each level to the next.

The game contains 15 levels filled with platforms, hazards, buttons, and other objects that make movement more difficult.

Eat Cats and Grow the Group

One of the most important ideas in Oodlegobs is multiplication.

You may start a stage with only one Oodlegob or a small group. Cats appear throughout the level. When the creatures eat one, more Oodlegobs join the swarm.

A larger group gives you more options. Some puzzles become possible only after you collect enough creatures.

You cannot simply rush to the exit. You need to think about how many Oodlegobs you have and where they should go.

Make the Swarm Work Together

The left and right arrow keys move the Oodlegobs, while Space makes them jump.

The game also gives you special group controls. You can gather the creatures together or make them climb on top of each other. That lets the swarm reach places a single Oodlegob could never reach alone.

Some rooms require you to split the group and send different Oodlegobs into separate areas. One part of the swarm may need to press a button while another group moves toward the next section.

Watch Out for Digital Hazards

The levels include dangerous obstacles such as spikes, bombs, lasers, and electric blocks.

These hazards force you to pay attention to movement and timing. Losing too many Oodlegobs can make a later puzzle harder to complete.

You also encounter springs, teleporters, switches, and other interactive objects as the game continues.

Oodlegobs works because the swarm changes how normal platforming feels. You are not guiding one hero from start to finish. You manage a growing group, use their numbers to solve problems, and keep enough of them together to reach the end.

The controls stay simple, but the levels ask you to think about movement, timing, and teamwork. Eat the cats, grow the swarm, avoid hazards, and guide the Oodlegobs through the digital system.