In The Munchables, there's no shame in eating and running. The more you eat in a continuous manner without stopping for too long, the higher the meal bonus you'll acquire. In order to maximize your meal counter, you'll want to go to town on several space pirates in a row.
These are totaled up at the end of the level to reward you a letter ranking based on your performance, up to an "S" ranking. For each enemy you digest, you earn a meal point. In this case, you have to attack the enemy so it will divide itself into smaller, lower level enemies. You can easily gobble up smaller enemies, but if an enemy has a higher level than you, your Munchable won't be able to fit its jaws around it. Your size is indicated by a level number. A predetermined size is given to you at the beginning of a level. The core gameplay of The Munchables is to gobble enemies. If you don't, there's always the ability to skip any scene you don't wish to watch.Īlluding once again to Katamari Damacy, the goal of each level isn't so much to become as big as possible. If you're in the mood for a light-hearted comedic tale, you're sure to enjoy what The Munchables has to offer story-wise. The humor is very much here, and the game never takes itself overly serious. There are a few animated cut-scenes to be found in the game, but most of The Munchables' story takes place in-game with the characters talking to one another on screen with the in-game view of the levels behind them as the background. Of course, all the Munchables really care about is filling their bellies. With guidance from the Great Elder, Chomper and Munchy travel to each island to grab back the Legendary Orbs, chow down on the space invaders, and put an end to the Tabemon monsters' leader's master plan. Unfortunately for the Tabemon monsters, they look incredibly tasty to Chomper and Munchy, a pair of heroes with an incorrigible appetite. Suddenly the skies rain down with evil space pirates known as the Tabemon monsters, and they swiftly snatched up all of the Legendary Orbs. The planet is made up of various themed islands, each guarding powerful treasures known as the Legendary Orbs. The planet of Star Ving is where The Munchables mostly takes place, a peaceful planet home to the perpetually hungry and gluttonous Munchables. Is The Munchables a title you'll want to chow down on, or will this quirky action-adventure game leave a bad taste in your mouth? While The Munchables may seem to draw most of its inspiration from another one of Namco-Bandai's franchises, Katamari Damacy, in which you get your character bigger in order to access new areas, that's really where the similarities end. This time the company is rolling out an entirely new property with the same budget price, The Munchables- not to be confused with the brand of lunchtime meals. Earlier this month, Namco-Bandai released a superb remake of the original Klonoa for a budget price.
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