this game used to terrify me as a kid. now as an adult i have a newfound appreciation for it! the music, the animation, the gameplay, the concept.... mostly the music
Um, I have a question, what exactly is the point behind the beginning story...? I mean, I know how he becomes the ooze, but why would they make HIM the victim and for what purpose?
@@krystalthesquirrel4973 They were just trying to kill him. It is only by some fluke he retained himself. How he managed to restore himself in the end that... is unclear.
Actually, the real reason, they tried to kill him was because he was the debunking the schemes the employer were under to try and seek a way to prevent them from releasing a toxic gas that he made so that they could exploit it and the evil people running the factory know that by releasing it into the atmosphere so in which case when tons of people get sick by this virus, many innocents would have to fork up enough cash to them since they're the only ones who had possession of the cure for it so basically saying they tried to kill Dr. Caine solely because they wanted to silence him
Closed No one was scared of the monster dude it was the aesthetic of the title screen. The sudden flashes of foreshadowing plot, the heavy music, the heartbeat, the imagery, etc. That low quality slime bubble wasnt the scary part
While it looks awkward to control, still impressive how they portrayed the fluid physics for the time. Definitely one of those games that'd benefit from a remaster!
I vividly remember the night I was walking through the kids r us game section with my grandfather and picking this game out. Along with Spiderman: separation anxiety and Comix Zone. 31 years old now, unbelievable how time flies lol. Really miss those days. I’m glad to see folks still appreciating this
The concept of this game is freaking great. I could see a new version, still top down and with perhaps an upgrade system. Even make the plot that the good Doc anticipated that the corporation would try again and made a backup of the ooze serum just in the off chance he needed to become the ooze again. The whole fluid mechanic really would look amazing and... I'd take the difficulty down a notch or two. Like, first couple levels are piss easy, but then when we get to the corporation, gotta focus on the puzzle elements lest you get dead REAL quick.
I also figure a mechanic would be to use the punch to "add ooze" to your opponents and when enough is on them, that's when they become goo and you kill them and can add them to you. Spitting does much the same, a bigger glob but it rips a chunk off your ooze body to do it. I'd also add a "corrosive" meter. By activating it, it turns all your goo into the corrosive type and you kill everything by touching it, but it doesn't last forever. You'd get it by consuming ooze and killing opponents and power up drops. Kinda like a rage instead of soley a powerup you find per chance.
The new version will be an open world with rpg elements, crafting and base building. And microtransaction for aesthetics like to have a cooler green shade.
Love it! There should also be a level select AND a game save feature too and a map of the stage to where you are,where the hidden DNA are located as well as the hidden test labs(bonus levels). There should also be two endings. Both of them are happy endings. One where you some succeed in somehow exposing the Corporation's exploits to the world and the Director is taken off to jail. The whole plant is decommissioned however you use it's equipment to work on finding a cure. The other ending is after you've collected all the DNA,you install them in to a machine that successfully turns you human again. The evil Director,like the first game,is the one stuck in a lava lamp. And now that you're in charge,you use the entire plant to run more clean and efficient energy and improve the experiments for the betterment of mankind instead of evil. What do you think?
I think it's still amazing. I assume several images were made for the edges, selected based on the surroundings. The fluid could be made of a particle system. The head would be the pivot and various squares move trying to be together around the head, but avoiding overlapping. When attacking, one of the squares becomes another pivot, like another leader, and the others follow it. But I don't know how it was implemented. It's a supposition.
this game spooked me as a kid. whenever that intro played i would run out of the room lmao. i also remember it being hard af! the music kicked ass tho.
Finally someone does a longplay collecting all the 50 helix things. Been trying so much to find them myself. It will feel like an achievement to complete this super difficult game.
To World of Longplays: FINALLY!!! I clicked the "Like" button BEFORE I even watched the video, simply for the fact that you are FINALLY playing this game! I don't care if this is a complete 100% playthrough, I'm just glad that this finally exist! THANK YOU! I know this game is hella hard, that's why I couldn't do it, but you did, and I just want to say "Thank You."
World of Longplays is actually comprised of videos submitted by players. If there a game you're a total boss at and would love to 100%? See if it's in WOL playlist anywhere, then record yourself beating it.
Oh, I know; it's just that no one has attempted to play this before on this channel, and who could blame them, 100% or not. I'm just happy that The Ooze is up here.
Once I got the hang of it, I didnt find the game to be THAT difficult...I think the difficulty comes more from poor design in some spots; for example, its not very clear what can or cant hurt you. It is also very easy to get lost, and it's not very clear where you have to go or what your actions do. I remember flipping switches as a kid and trying to figure out what the hell it did.
It certainly wasn't very clear on what could hurt you and what couldn't unless you eyeballed the protag's reaction during play and took note of sound effects. Thankfully, back in the day it was a lot easier to see what was going on since the screen views were so much smaller and there were limits on how much could spawn (to ensure it could fucking run in the first place). Not to mention there were no maps or anything so wandering around for hours trying to get an idea of where the hell you were was definitely a factor too.
I love this game but DAMN! This looks like hell to play let alone achieve the good ending. Thanks for the awesome video! Keep goin dude! I wanna see more awesome videos like this.
the hardest part of this game is knowing what can and cant hurt you, and the fact that there's no map. little indication of where to go, or what flicking a switch opens up, etc
Dude I’m 24 I grew up with this game as a kid and still the intro with the music still gets me like Idky this game freaks me out while playing like it’s scary but so cool only problem hard af but fun
Ahh this brings back so many memories when I was much younger I played it on a Sega Genesis plug and play and the tv was messed up so the ooze guy looked blue and with sonic 2 sonic looked purple and tailed looked more green.
After watching this video while trying to go to sleep, I coulda sworn that the footage jumped back at certain points. Concluded it was my imagination, although upon viewing this video again today I've noticed more instances where the footage jumped back. An example of this is when it jumps back from *WASTE PLANT PART II* to the end of *TOXIC DUMP* 's boss fight at 29:07. Jumping forward to about 39:33 seems to preserve the flow of the video. This was the only one that I have found upon today's viewing as of this moment. The fact that this jump exists shows that it's possible that there are more jumps, and that it wasn't my imagination a couple of days ago.
Agree. So sad that 3 use to be great companies would go so downhill after all those years. How in the world did they lose their way? I think they should go sort of back to basics and find out what actually worked really well in the past and experiment with new things or use great older series. They can build up from there and build up their reputation back, even if the games would be 2D ones, as long they are good and not rushed.
This game was 90s death metal/deathpunk in a nutshell. Think about it- You get turned into a gelatinous monster of toxic slime by a corrupt science corporation, and you must now claim vengeance on them by devouring all that stands as you welcome their flesh and bones into the very biomass they have created.
That does beg a question though if Dr.Cane was going to expose the company then why did he not notice anything wrong in the Gentics Lab where he likely worked in and didn't see any destroyed walls and grounds with a big monster as well unless the company started killing everyone in the lab and destroying everything after the director put him through the toilet.
@@Meta_Productions Good point. I can only offer 3 feasible possibilities: 1: His eyesight was REALLY bad. After all, he did wear glasses. 🤷🏻♂️ 2: He possibly did know something was going on, but was threatened when he tried to dig deeper into the situation. 3: The corporation excelled at burning all evidence of what they were doing. Chances are, none of the personnel knew what was going on behind the scenes except the higher ups. I wish there was more lore to this game, because I'm sure everyone would love it. A remake would be cool.
@@Meta_Productions Yeah definitely. Especially with the technology we have now. Sega could do so much more with it. Same for Comix Zone and Altered Beast.
This was played so well I'm amazed the player only died a few times! This game was CRAZY hard! It does score high in the creativity area because I've never seen a game quite like this one yet.
I never understood just how to play the game. What damages you, what damages opponents, the goal of the game even. It was really difficult and I ended up just giving up on it back in the 90s. But for some reason when people would mention games from that era on that console, I would always think of it.
I felt same way, but I got creep out and scared of the game. So I stopped simply I got too scared. I played it on a knock off fake consoles filled with roms. Mg earliest gaming experience only down side it doesn't have a way to save any progress.
I remember what i've unlocked this game in my Sonic Mega Collection Plus PS2 copy (which i still have). There was a lot of slowdowns and the background color was messed up.
Just when I thought I've played almost every major release on Genesis I stumble upon a video like this! This feels and sounds so much like Comix Zone to where I have to try it now and sucks that I didn't know about it as a child growing up.
the ooze itself was pretty impressive , especially how it flows about. This game grabbed my attention from the weird box art in the Japanese version, it looks as if it was a temporary cover until they finalize the artwork
I remember playing this when I was just a little kid (5-8) I never made it passed the fucking Genetics Lab, and I dont have the console anymore :( This was before I knew what a walkthrough was and am glad I can finally see the end of the game after finally remembering the name. I'm 18 now and glad to know so many others struggled with it too
I've figured out the key to success in this game. It's your extending fist. It has a small green blob on the end which is barely visible but this is what you are aiming to hit things. pay close attention to it. To get it to go where you want is the aim but it will only travel in diagonals. So in order to hit things which you are not precisely in line with you must finesse it right at the end to hit the target be it an enemy or post to grab onto. Do a quick little circular motion. Then you will be able to hit target you are not precisely in line with on the 8 axis.
@C L As did I. It came out around the same time Danny Phantom aired on Nickelodeon, so I was quick to notice the similarities between the Danny Phantom theme song and the Toxic Dump theme.
I love the way the Ooze says 'YES!' whenever he grabs those DNA things. Unfortunately: it's not worth getting them all since the 'reward' is just for a piss poor animation when you beat the game... that is, if you can beat it because it's also ballbustingly hard!
This game always scares me when I played it Mainly cuz I’m a “ZZZZZOOMAH 🧑🏽🦱” So I played this on the ATGames console, and oh boy the first level music always freaked me out, and I thought you were playing as the bad guy (I never watched the opening cutscene so I didn’t know this was kinda like a revenge story) and the death animation also freaked me out! My mom would turn it on sometimes just to mess with me I’m 15 now That was an embarrassing moment in my life
I remember seeing it for the first time on show in one of those novelty gadget shops and I was petrified of it. obviously better now but I still get a bit uncomfortable today whenever I see it. :|
I had his on a genesis along with some other games like Sonic Spinball when I was 5 and this definitely scared the shit out of me, now I’m 14 and yeah I do still get a bit uncomfortable while watching this lmao
@@mr.4096 I remember having this on the Mega Drive/Genesis, and no you can't save your progress. You have to beat this sucker in one playthrough. Unless you're playing on an emulator.
![DownTown Longplay (Arcade) [QHD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TT-SZmkU2gk/mqdefault.jpg)
This is one of those "where the fuck do I go?" games
Just like toejam & earl
Heh AVGN reference
@@darkfallenangel96 I understood that reference.
@@SpruceCampbell Power Core be like
Today that method will win you awards
Love it that almost all sound effects are also used in Comix Zone.
Both soundtracks make me wish I was deaf.
@@joeyjojojunior1794 They fuck though wtf are you smoking?
Both were developed by Sega Technical Institute.
Sonic Spinball also.
@@joeyjojojunior1794hell nah bro, the Comix Zone soundtrack is amazing
this game used to terrify me as a kid. now as an adult i have a newfound appreciation for it! the music, the animation, the gameplay, the concept.... mostly the music
Same lmao and I just remembered this game today
As a 30 year old man watching this i felt 8 years old again. This was my favorite sega game
Dudum, du du du dudum. "Yes" Du du, du du, du du du dudum.
Um, I have a question, what exactly is the point behind the beginning story...? I mean, I know how he becomes the ooze, but why would they make HIM the victim and for what purpose?
@@krystalthesquirrel4973 They were just trying to kill him. It is only by some fluke he retained himself. How he managed to restore himself in the end that... is unclear.
Actually, the real reason, they tried to kill him was because he was the debunking the schemes the employer were under to try and seek a way to prevent them from releasing a toxic gas that he made so that they could exploit it and the evil people running the factory know that by releasing it into the atmosphere so in which case when tons of people get sick by this virus, many innocents would have to fork up enough cash to them since they're the only ones who had possession of the cure for it so basically saying they tried to kill Dr. Caine solely because they wanted to silence him
@@krystalthesquirrel4973 yall read what I just told u lol
For some reason the title screen would scare me and intro with the heartbeats just made it worse
i think it looks cool i was always obsessed with slime and gooey looking creatures
thats also why i like sonic heros sprites so much since they look all jelly like
Same here!! Thought it was just me
Closed No one was scared of the monster dude it was the aesthetic of the title screen. The sudden flashes of foreshadowing plot, the heavy music, the heartbeat, the imagery, etc. That low quality slime bubble wasnt the scary part
That’s why I like it.
The screaming from those hazmat guys is scarily brutal...
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Golden Axe type scream. 💀
While it looks awkward to control, still impressive how they portrayed the fluid physics for the time.
Definitely one of those games that'd benefit from a remaster!
3D Ooze would be sick. Imagine if they made it an open world adventure game or something where you go around melting/eating people. 😂
The musics rocks as hell but the difficulty is so freaking high
@@Damian_1989 Ok
Classic Sega game style.
This game used to scare me
Cyber TARDIS lmao same
Dude SAME
I had nightmares for days
Cyber TARDIS Same. Freaked me out
as you can tell you aren't alone my dude, this game spooked me so much especially the intro to the game.
Oh, his name is D. Caine... Because his body decays into ooze...
On the same note, his file name is 00 Z
I vividly remember the night I was walking through the kids r us game section with my grandfather and picking this game out. Along with Spiderman: separation anxiety and Comix Zone. 31 years old now, unbelievable how time flies lol. Really miss those days. I’m glad to see folks still appreciating this
The concept of this game is freaking great. I could see a new version, still top down and with perhaps an upgrade system. Even make the plot that the good Doc anticipated that the corporation would try again and made a backup of the ooze serum just in the off chance he needed to become the ooze again. The whole fluid mechanic really would look amazing and... I'd take the difficulty down a notch or two. Like, first couple levels are piss easy, but then when we get to the corporation, gotta focus on the puzzle elements lest you get dead REAL quick.
I also figure a mechanic would be to use the punch to "add ooze" to your opponents and when enough is on them, that's when they become goo and you kill them and can add them to you. Spitting does much the same, a bigger glob but it rips a chunk off your ooze body to do it. I'd also add a "corrosive" meter. By activating it, it turns all your goo into the corrosive type and you kill everything by touching it, but it doesn't last forever. You'd get it by consuming ooze and killing opponents and power up drops. Kinda like a rage instead of soley a powerup you find per chance.
Theirs a new game called ‘Carrion’ coming out in 2020 that looks similar to this, we need more games like this!
The new version will be an open world with rpg elements, crafting and base building. And microtransaction for aesthetics like to have a cooler green shade.
@@nifftbatuff676 [everyone disliked that]
Love it! There should also be a level select AND a game save feature too and a map of the stage to where you are,where the hidden DNA are located as well as the hidden test labs(bonus levels). There should also be two endings. Both of them are happy endings. One where you some succeed in somehow exposing the Corporation's exploits to the world and the Director is taken off to jail. The whole plant is decommissioned however you use it's equipment to work on finding a cure. The other ending is after you've collected all the DNA,you install them in to a machine that successfully turns you human again. The evil Director,like the first game,is the one stuck in a lava lamp. And now that you're in charge,you use the entire plant to run more clean and efficient energy and improve the experiments for the betterment of mankind instead of evil. What do you think?
Hard but with a noteworthy hint of originality. The black gaping maw of the laughing ooze was ten times scarier than any of the enemies.
The Ooze all bosses:
16:40 - Giant Mutant Worms
50:20 - Mutant Eyeballs
1:10:15 - Giant Virus
1:45:15 - Corporation Security System
2:06:15 - Evil Director
Ricardo Vinícius dos Santos Sá
great
The 3rd challenger is as far as I had gone before my system died too and where I failed at it too... no idea how to stop him....
👁️👁️👁️
@@Hearttoons2003. 🥝 👁👁👁
The 1st boss are actually snakes that are mutated not just some mutated giant worms
A very underrated game that deserves more attention
It was shit with awful controls.
I like how the game doesn't even have any HUD, because the character IS the HUD.
Diagetic design always impresses me when executed well
The way the ooze moves is so clever from a technological point of view, I wonder how it was programmed
I think it's still amazing. I assume several images were made for the edges, selected based on the surroundings. The fluid could be made of a particle system. The head would be the pivot and various squares move trying to be together around the head, but avoiding overlapping. When attacking, one of the squares becomes another pivot, like another leader, and the others follow it. But I don't know how it was implemented. It's a supposition.
This game should've had better guns in it for our hero. At least an "oozi", perhaps? :P
xDDDDD
Grade A +
How about boozi?
G O. N O W.
🤣🤣🤣
Technologically, this game is pretty impressive for its time.
This unlocked memories i completely forgot about
This game was legendary, though it scared me shitless as a kid the music and gameplay hit hard
The graphics, the music, the burps... This is one of the best games ever created. A true 16-bit gem.
This game sparked my love for the creepy / horror genre of games and art
Some of the sound effects were recycled from Comix Zone.
Eric Cruz same developers
That roar whenever The Ooze gets hit in the head is a standout. One of my favourite things about this game is the sound design.
They both use GEMS
Pretty sure I heard The Haunting Starring Poulterguy sounds too.
@@solarflare9078 God bless the people who had to compose with that horrid program. They made some damn good tunes with it too.
Because I find the story of Dr D Caine absolutely fascinating
this game spooked me as a kid. whenever that intro played i would run out of the room lmao. i also remember it being hard af! the music kicked ass tho.
Finally someone does a longplay collecting all the 50 helix things. Been trying so much to find them myself. It will feel like an achievement to complete this super difficult game.
For a bigger crowning moment, the LongPlayer took the time to go down each different path and show off where to find the Helixes for those paths.
TinyDrew5 t
It would be enough of an achievement to beat this game, let alone any games this difficult or more so.
4:11 I swear the Danny Phantom theme stole this riff
Why is this blob so satisfying to watch move around? Lol.
To World of Longplays: FINALLY!!! I clicked the "Like" button BEFORE I even watched the video, simply for the fact that you are FINALLY playing this game! I don't care if this is a complete 100% playthrough, I'm just glad that this finally exist! THANK YOU! I know this game is hella hard, that's why I couldn't do it, but you did, and I just want to say "Thank You."
World of Longplays is actually comprised of videos submitted by players. If there a game you're a total boss at and would love to 100%? See if it's in WOL playlist anywhere, then record yourself beating it.
Oh, I know; it's just that no one has attempted to play this before on this channel, and who could blame them, 100% or not. I'm just happy that The Ooze is up here.
Well, I didn't watch the full video, but by the comments, it seems like it's a Good Ending 100% playthrough.
It is, and the fact that Longplays didn't have to 100% it, makes me more appreciative to them for playing this hard-ass game.
Back when Sega could still think outside the box and weren't just about a friggin' hedgehog.
Dorelaxen the US based SEGA Technical Institute was kinda meant to pursue off the wall ideas like this
Or a mob boss in Tokyo
Don't forget...also the time when the games they made about that friggin' hedgehog were actually worth playing
The hedgehog was outside the box and then copied endlessly by other developers.
This is clearly an American game. Sonic belongs to japan
Once I got the hang of it, I didnt find the game to be THAT difficult...I think the difficulty comes more from poor design in some spots; for example, its not very clear what can or cant hurt you. It is also very easy to get lost, and it's not very clear where you have to go or what your actions do. I remember flipping switches as a kid and trying to figure out what the hell it did.
It certainly wasn't very clear on what could hurt you and what couldn't unless you eyeballed the protag's reaction during play and took note of sound effects. Thankfully, back in the day it was a lot easier to see what was going on since the screen views were so much smaller and there were limits on how much could spawn (to ensure it could fucking run in the first place). Not to mention there were no maps or anything so wandering around for hours trying to get an idea of where the hell you were was definitely a factor too.
Glad to read i wasn't the only kid terrified by this game.
I love this game but DAMN! This looks like hell to play let alone achieve the good ending. Thanks for the awesome video! Keep goin dude! I wanna see more awesome videos like this.
the hardest part of this game is knowing what can and cant hurt you, and the fact that there's no map. little indication of where to go, or what flicking a switch opens up, etc
5:30 I never forgot that scream those boys did ever since back in the day.... it was hilarious! The funniest scream ever! X'D
I still remember the theme song to this day, I hope it gets remade for 2020 lmao
Dude I’m 24 I grew up with this game as a kid and still the intro with the music still gets me like Idky this game freaks me out while playing like it’s scary but so cool only problem hard af but fun
Me too!!!😂
Bro, this game is awesome! It reminds me of the 1985 movie "The Blob", which was pretty friggin' incredible too!
Ahh this brings back so many memories when I was much younger I played it on a Sega Genesis plug and play and the tv was messed up so the ooze guy looked blue and with sonic 2 sonic looked purple and tailed looked more green.
😂😂
I can soooo relate**
Wow, it's strange that a green liquid is the main player...
After watching this video while trying to go to sleep, I coulda sworn that the footage jumped back at certain points. Concluded it was my imagination, although upon viewing this video again today I've noticed more instances where the footage jumped back.
An example of this is when it jumps back from *WASTE PLANT PART II* to the end of *TOXIC DUMP* 's boss fight at 29:07. Jumping forward to about 39:33 seems to preserve the flow of the video.
This was the only one that I have found upon today's viewing as of this moment. The fact that this jump exists shows that it's possible that there are more jumps, and that it wasn't my imagination a couple of days ago.
Tre : walmart don't start. Walmart: what? I'm not even doing anything to you . Tre yeah you are !
Amazing game, never finished it though. Imagine a remaster, just dont let EA, Bethesda or ubisoft touch it
Well said. Those are definately the 3 borgiest video game companies that assimilate everything into a fetid pile of reeking shit.
Gearbox it is! When Gearbox and Sega get together nothing can go wrong!
Agree. So sad that 3 use to be great companies would go so downhill after all those years. How in the world did they lose their way? I think they should go sort of back to basics and find out what actually worked really well in the past and experiment with new things or use great older series. They can build up from there and build up their reputation back, even if the games would be 2D ones, as long they are good and not rushed.
@@murrfeeling [every Aliens fan disliked that]
This is a Sega game what do those companies have to do with it lol
This game was 90s death metal/deathpunk in a nutshell.
Think about it-
You get turned into a gelatinous monster of toxic slime by a corrupt science corporation, and you must now claim vengeance on them by devouring all that stands as you welcome their flesh and bones into the very biomass they have created.
That does beg a question though if Dr.Cane was going to expose the company then why did he not notice anything wrong in the Gentics Lab where he likely worked in and didn't see any destroyed walls and grounds with a big monster as well unless the company started killing everyone in the lab and destroying everything after the director put him through the toilet.
@@Meta_Productions Good point. I can only offer 3 feasible possibilities:
1: His eyesight was REALLY bad. After all, he did wear glasses. 🤷🏻♂️
2: He possibly did know something was going on, but was threatened when he tried to dig deeper into the situation.
3: The corporation excelled at burning all evidence of what they were doing. Chances are, none of the personnel knew what was going on behind the scenes except the higher ups.
I wish there was more lore to this game, because I'm sure everyone would love it.
A remake would be cool.
@@vantablack3831 If they make a remake they can explore more of the lore of the game and expand
@@Meta_Productions Yeah definitely. Especially with the technology we have now. Sega could do so much more with it. Same for Comix Zone and Altered Beast.
@@vantablack3831 I have a great idea I should make a The Ooze discord server!
Between this game, Boogerman and Comix Zone, you get the impression that game developers for the Genesis did *serious amounts of acid.*
This was played so well I'm amazed the player only died a few times! This game was CRAZY hard! It does score high in the creativity area because I've never seen a game quite like this one yet.
This game's death animation used to kinda scare me as a kid; but I still pulled through anyways because I thought I was a total badass.
Since I've been watching a lot of gampeplays from the 90s this was in my recommendation. never played it before but the soundtrack is awesome
I never understood just how to play the game. What damages you, what damages opponents, the goal of the game even. It was really difficult and I ended up just giving up on it back in the 90s. But for some reason when people would mention games from that era on that console, I would always think of it.
I felt same way, but I got creep out and scared of the game. So I stopped simply I got too scared. I played it on a knock off fake consoles filled with roms. Mg earliest gaming experience only down side it doesn't have a way to save any progress.
I remember what i've unlocked this game in my Sonic Mega Collection Plus PS2 copy (which i still have).
There was a lot of slowdowns and the background color was messed up.
Mona Genesix so it isn’t just mine
Emulations can cause graphical errors
Yep. Although personally, the error made the title screen a bit cooler.
You were playing the PAL version of the game.
@@ilovehamburgerandsprite2637 Not every emulations my version of The Ooze rom on my PocketGo doesn’t have color messed up bit!
Just when I thought I've played almost every major release on Genesis I stumble upon a video like this! This feels and sounds so much like Comix Zone to where I have to try it now and sucks that I didn't know about it as a child growing up.
Made by the same developers.
Nothing screams Sega Genesis more than this game.
Comix Zone ?
I played this on the Sonic Mega Collection +. What a strange juxtaposition to the rest of the games lol
the ooze itself was pretty impressive , especially how it flows about. This game grabbed my attention from the weird box art in the Japanese version, it looks as if it was a temporary cover until they finalize the artwork
When you open a dangerous egg, but the egg has a monster on it.......... 1:18
I remember playing this when I was just a little kid (5-8) I never made it passed the fucking Genetics Lab, and I dont have the console anymore :( This was before I knew what a walkthrough was and am glad I can finally see the end of the game after finally remembering the name. I'm 18 now and glad to know so many others struggled with it too
I've figured out the key to success in this game. It's your extending fist. It has a small green blob on the end which is barely visible but this is what you are aiming to hit things. pay close attention to it. To get it to go where you want is the aim but it will only travel in diagonals. So in order to hit things which you are not precisely in line with you must finesse it right at the end to hit the target be it an enemy or post to grab onto. Do a quick little circular motion. Then you will be able to hit target you are not precisely in line with on the 8 axis.
What an impressive game ! I was searching for some good "blob" game and it existed ... And I didn't know it. Great great great !
it seems like a fever dream, I loved it
Good game, just ball bustingly difficult: could never get any further than waste plant part II :(
T-sHz same
T-sHz difficulty surpasses the difficulty of kid chamileon as i can get past the first few levels easy in kid cham not so much in the Ooze
Lol lucky i couldn’t even get past toxic dump
I got to genetics lab at one point. There are too many holes and lasers.
I do
only game were you get to play as "the Blob"
Carrion. 2020
I knew Carrion reminded me of something. Good game, i kinda miss it.
That burp is used in GTA 2
I never knew that some of the levels had multiple routes, then again I never got past the 2nd level when I borrowed a copy for a few days
00:37 What's Milo from Atlantis doing here?!
When i played for the first time, i thought the same thing.
I first played this on the red sega plug n play. Very interesting game
@C L As did I. It came out around the same time Danny Phantom aired on Nickelodeon, so I was quick to notice the similarities between the Danny Phantom theme song and the Toxic Dump theme.
This game freaked me the fuck out as a kid.
I love the way the Ooze says 'YES!' whenever he grabs those DNA things.
Unfortunately: it's not worth getting them all since the 'reward' is just for a piss poor animation when you beat the game... that is, if you can beat it because it's also ballbustingly hard!
On the bright side,you become human once again.
Yeah, sounds like he got a lucky number playing craps.
I'm 32 -- used to play this game as a 9-year-old at my babysitter's house, with her younger brother who was about 12.
Bring back so much good memories bruh I wish I could go back and play again 😭😭
I think I remember this once a long time ago
God this game was difficult....
вєηנαмιℓℓιση true I have it as part of ps2 sonic mega collection plus and it's still hard for me.
вєηנαмιℓℓιση truss me I never got around finishing it
my ps2 sonic mega collection plus
The 90s did "dystopian" just right
What scared me was the game over scene as a kid
The ooze always makes you lose.
I used to played this game on Sega channel 1997
Fluids physics in a 16 bit game!!
I have been suggesting to the soundtrack
Memories Man 😭
It seems like Dr D Caine has a sense of humour as well
I would have liked to see this game get the same treatment as people did with Sonic...🙂
This game always scares me when I played it
Mainly cuz I’m a “ZZZZZOOMAH 🧑🏽🦱”
So I played this on the ATGames console, and oh boy the first level music always freaked me out, and I thought you were playing as the bad guy (I never watched the opening cutscene so I didn’t know this was kinda like a
revenge story) and the death animation also freaked me out!
My mom would turn it on sometimes just to mess with me
I’m 15 now
That was an embarrassing moment in my life
interesting game. For some reason, I am reminded of Fester's Quest. Think its the top down look and the weird factor.
This game scared me as a kid. I still feel uncomfortable watching this and Im 20years old now. This was more scary than ah! monsters to me
2023PerfectDark never did scared when I was a kid. but I'm 17
I remember seeing it for the first time on show in one of those novelty gadget shops and I was petrified of it. obviously better now but I still get a bit uncomfortable today whenever I see it. :|
I had his on a genesis along with some other games like Sonic Spinball when I was 5 and this definitely scared the shit out of me, now I’m 14 and yeah I do still get a bit uncomfortable while watching this lmao
I guess I'm a sick fuck because this game only intensified me having a vore fetish 😂😂😂
@@roland_the_cursor you mistaken with "v"
Wow, best horror-fiction game on Mega Drive console.
This is my childhood
I wonder what the ooze would be like if it was a movie
I wonder that too
Introducing "The Blob" from 1985
Dang i remember this
So this is what Phobia were playing when they came up with Carrion?
Great childhood memories. Never beat this. I remember it was tough and I loved the music.
I love how you die like 5 seconds after you enter Plague Factory Act I
Ooz is good but i always wonder how it got into sonic mega collection
This game scared the shit out of me as a kid
Still a trillion times better than the Action 52 counterpart.
This soundtrack slaps
Played this game long ago when I rented it from "Zappers" I loved it despite being utterly confused and frustrated by it
very underrated though i do agree that it's unfairly difficult at times
That intro... god damn
it takes 2 hours to finish this game!?! I don't think I can handle 2 hours+ of map memorization.
ya wtf rite?
2 hours after a life long experience
Does this game at least save your progress or are the developers sadists?
@@mr.4096 I remember having this on the Mega Drive/Genesis, and no you can't save your progress. You have to beat this sucker in one playthrough. Unless you're playing on an emulator.
این بازی من خرید داری کردم ولی هنوز دستم نرسیده واقعا داستان و گیم پلی عالی داره