Ejection carts will pick up other objects and send them flying when you click on them. Explosive carts will explode, blowing holes in walls and floors and sending nearby objects flying.
There are clouds of chocolate chip cookies that can fire chocolate chips from a gun placed on their heads. There are Prankster Whales who will inhale any object in front of them (including Eets!) and then send them flying through the air. There are several objects that you can interact with in the environment to help Eets along. If he’s angry, he throws caution to the wind and jumps a great distance whenever he encounters a gap. If he’s sad, he is far more cautious and unwilling to jump. His emotional status effects how he moves through the level. Instead, you modify the environment around him by carefully placing various toys and by clicking on the other objects around him. Unlike the heroes in most games, you don’t get to control Eets directly. He’s collecting puzzle pieces, and needs your help. I started playing it, and I was caught completely unaware by how great this game is. Several months ago, I saw a screenshot of Eets and downloaded the demo thinking that my wife might think it was cute. I think I’m going to have to cheat and declare it a tie between Titan Attacks by Puppy Games (it’s been on my list of games to review since shortly after I started the website) and Eets by Klei Entertainment. I received an email from a reader asking what my favorite indie game of this year is. In my review for FizzBall, I mentioned that Professor Fizzwizzle was my favorite indie game of last year.
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