In Full Bloom is a Katamari, Tim Burton, Tamagotchi-inspired video game where you are sort of feeding a giant head. It grows, it can eat more things, and it makes really strange mouth noises that feel quite… interesting. It’s a sort of body horror-esque game, without any of the traditional horror that you might see.
If you refuse to feed the giant, gross mouth you won’t be able to keep the creature alive. Slowly, you can go from feeding it things that look like microscopic creatures to things that are moving and living. This strange creature will eat anything that it can fit into it’s mouth.
As you grow, you will also see the environment change around you, as you become more than a small thing living in the ground and consume the greater world – maybe even the planet – around you.
We got the chance to play In Full Bloom at Gamescom (with a preview coming soon). For now, the demo is out on Steam ahead of the November 5th full game launch. It’s a pretty interesting world, one that feels unlike any of the other games that I have ever experienced, even if the noises themselves put me on edge.
