So happy to be back in the Tasty Planet games again! Love the art styles and variety of challenges this time around.

i love TASTY PLANET SO MUCH I LOVE IT SO MUUUUCH THANK YOU FOR RELEASING THIIIIS

Welcoming addition to the franchise.

While it is much of the same as previous entries, I still believe this to be a good addition to it. From what I have also seen in the trailer, I would also believe this to be a large step from the developers' eyes when it came to experimenting with different styles.

Overall, I would consider this to be a good game in the franchise. Perhaps I will come back to this review after completing the game.

more of the same but i love more of the same for this franchise

As of writing I've only played through the paperclip levels, but regardless;

I've enjoyed Tasty Planet ever since I was a kid, so I have very fond memories of these games. They were never without their flaws, granted, but these can usually be chalked up to the restrictiveness of the format. Unfortunately, with Tasty Planet: Final Bite I feel like the franchise lost a bit of its charm for me. Perhaps it comes with age, but many of the levels I've played through feel quite bland and uninspired. Regardless, I do have some pros and cons to list:

- The "worlds" (not sure how to refer to them) feel quite a bit more creative and interesting in their concepts and environments than in previous entries. Similarly to Tasty Planet Forever, there's a wide variety of things you can play as, and the clay goo levels in the end have a style that is pretty fresh for the games.
- Speaking of graphics, I personally really adore these. I feel like they're mostly similar to what we've had in Tasty Planet Forever, but I still like it.
- At it's core the game is exactly what it's always been - if you love watching your character get progressively bigger as you eat things, and if you loved the previous entries you'll still enjoy it quite a bit, especially the final level of each world.

- The levels are SO LONG. Initially I thought it was a bit weird there's only 6 worlds (as the previous entry had 8), but having played a bit I realized why quickly. I think that compared to previous games, the levels here were significantly more time consuming (I think that in the paperclip levels the quickest one was still over a minute and a half). This wouldn't really be a problem generally since there's nothing wrong with mroe content, but...
- The levels are also very demanding. Maybe it's a skill issue but it seems a lot harder to get 3 stars in most levels since they're usually longer or more restrictive (some of them basically force you to eat almost everything on the map as otherwise you don't progress). I initially wanted to replay the levels to get 3 stars, but...
- The levels are quite boring. Tasty Planet has always had some mediocre levels, but when they're all fairly long (relative for the game of course), you kind of start noticing how bland it actually feels.
- This is basically a reskin of Tasty Planet Forever. This isn't inherently a problem for me, most of the entires in the series are basically the same game, but every game also introduced a new concept or two, while here it feels like a scaled down version of Tasty Planet Forever. I think it's more to do with the format, because in reality I don't feel like there are many new concepts that could be added.

This game really comes with all the regular issues of Tasty Planet games, with the additional flaw of simply being too repetitive. If you like Tasty Planet then you might have fun, but otherwise I don't recommend

It's Tasty Planet, nothing groundbreaking (though plenty that's new in small ways) and if you're familiar with the game and enjoyed previous ones you'll enjoy this one too.
That said, this maybe isn't the best one to START with, you can still enjoy it fine but acquiring some familiarity through Tasty Planet 2 or Forever might make it go a bit smoother.

It's more Tasty Planet! Wonderful! Back around for the final final game in the series after Tasty Planet Forever, the final game in the series!

Nothing too different from the previous games this time around. The UFO character in particular is pretty fun to play. The art style in the last world was beautiful, very nice surprise. The levels are fun, some pretty creative ones, though my favorite will always be the second game.

My only complaint is that the game only supports 60hz refresh rates, which feels a little hard on the eyes for a game where you move around so much now that I'm used to playing on a 120hz monitor. That and there was no "eat the entire universe" level for the main levels (I haven't done every extra), but there was a really funny jumpscare in one of the worlds. Other than that, Tasty Planet!

it's tasty planet 5 what more can i say
okay, but seriously, that was a wild ride for what appears to be the last installment of a series that has existed for longer than me and probably impacted my life in several ways
the fact this ALL ends on 3 levels with poop piles is kind of crazy, i don't even know how i feel about that
would buy again

This game is very good I have to crap

I've never wanted to buy paper clips more in my life