The Colossal Catastrophe

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The more apples Tom eat the bigger he gets and the more damage he can make. In Tom and Jerry Colossal Catastrophe you basically get rewarded for any kind of damage, say if you crash a vase or break a witch's broom, for turning over table, smashing chairs, books and bottles. But again, the most important is to chew up the apples, because that will eventually grow Tom to colossal size and release them from the house. As you can see, Jerry's role is to sit on his tummy and push Tom in all directions which is controlled by you through keyboard arrow keys and mouse pointer.

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Does not work in Chrome?

It's worth mentioning that the game has been made by Cartoon Network, surprisingly in dying Unity technique, which might be tricky or impossible to run on Chrome very very soon. Unity is good because it is perfect for making 3d games. Unfortunately Chrome is about to ban it, so you probably won't be able to play this within a month or so. In that case , please just switch to Firefox or Internet Explorer or some other browser.

Race against the clock

Now, let's get back to the game. What you're primary fighting here against is the time, which constantly counts down towards zero. By picking up the apples you get rewarded with the additional time, say with 5 seconds, so basically this is what keeps you in the game.

Breaking down the door, visiting woods and farmlands

The crucial moment is when Tom breaks down the door and gets out of the house. A whole new world opens up: with farmlands and giant cities. The game ends with the 'crash report' which tells you how much weight you have put on Tom, and other statistical data such as the overall score, number of objects destroyed, number of apples you have eaten and so on. I would say this is basically 'how far you can get' - kind of game, wrapped up in a fancy Tom and Jerry show theme.