Games for Lunch: World of Goo

In a nutshell: Not as disgusting as the title would lead you to believe. Quite the opposite, in fact...
12/29/2008 6:34 PM | 1 Comments | Page 3 of 3

Kyle Orland
Kyle Orland
Status: Ba-GAWK
0:55 Doubling back to "Ivy Towers" now, which promise "a new species of goo ball!" Oboyoboyoboy.

0:59 Neat ... unlike the constantly moving black goo balls, these green ones can be unstuck and replaced in new locations. Using the Sign Painter's advice, I do a spider-like climb up the tower. That'll have to do for now.

Would I play this game for more than an hour? Yes.

Why? Good physics, good puzzle design and quickly-ramping difficulty combine with lively visuals and music to create a thoroughly enjoyable game. My only complaint is my laptop's touchpad.

This column is based on a retail copy of the game purchased by the reviewer.

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