Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs

Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs (PC/FullIso/ENG)
Game Platforme(s) : PC | Language : English | Release Date : Sep 18, 2009
Publisher : Ubisoft | Developer : Ubisoft Shanghai | Genre : Adventures |

1 DVD

Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs – Meet Flint Lockwood – the hero of the popular children’s book, the new animated blockbuster from studio Sony Pictures Animation, and the same name computer game! He always wanted to become the most famous inventor in the world and help mankind. And now it is time to triumph. Junior technician created DUVDREFL – diatonic ultravidoizmenyayuschy dynamic replicator meal Flint Lockwood. From the drop of water receive a ready meal – yes, such that simply Yum! Everyone is happy and contented – still would be a famine came to an end, and pay for products more useless. And at that epochal moment clouds gathered and the rain turned the dream of hamburgers in Flint is a real nightmare.


In a dynamic and colorful game Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs you will manage all the fun and courageous actions of the inventor. Together with him you will visit the castle of the jellies and creamy see waterfalls. The city walk tornadoes of spaghetti and snowmen from ice cream, chocolate hero fly balls and grains of garnet. Apply the best creations of the scientist to overcome obstacles and fight with an abundance of intelligent and unusually aggressive food. You are waiting for the familiar cartoon characters and locations, as well as the sea sparkling humor!

In Meatballs, you play tiresomely geeky young inventor Flint Lockwood as you try to put right the disastrous food infestation that you have wrought on the people of Chewandswallow. Cue 20 very slight levels of straightforward ice-cream-melting, chilli-avoidance and gummi bear thwacking which would surely fit onto an old GBA cartridge and still leave room for 20 more. You can jump in for a bit of co-op as Flint’s monkey friend Steve if you like, but it’s not as if you’re ever in need of any assistance, except when a solution is obscured by frighteningly poor level design.

At first the plague of pesky foodstuffs promises some basic but quirky puzzles – chilli floods will burn you, but douse the puddles with guacamole and you can proceed, and so on. But each one of the levels is so brief, you only have time to work out what to do and repeat the process a few times before your mission is unceremoniously completed, and it’s on to the next small, repetitive level, awkward camera angles and all.