Like Somebody said before: It's the mother of all Indie games. Years ago there was this cool demo called "Tower of Goo" which I played for hours! It was directly an advert for this game. So I felt familar with the physics engine and the mainly game concept. You have to drag drops of goo which generate connections between them and lets you build up complex structures. These structures are flexible and react on the physics around them. You have to think a lot not to break down your structures and reach mostly above the tab. When it's done the tab changes to a kind of vacuum cleaner and sucks the rest of the goo drops into. Most challenging is after you finished a level to do it in OCD (Obsessive Completion Distinction) mode. That means to do it best and collect all max. possible goo drops. Which feels hard as playing golf and reach on every course an hole-in-one ...

This is honestly one of my favorite games of all time. Addictive, physics-based gameplay is coupled with the most amazing soundtrack and stitched-together with humor, satire, morality, and just enough of a storyline to make you think. Equally fun on PC and Android/tablet. Grab the demo, I assure you you'll end up purchasing.

it's fun on a bun :D

World of Goo (Originally developed in 2008 for the Nintendo Wii) came out in 2009 for the PC by small indie developer 2D Boy, and it's one of the games that started the indie game craze of the 2010s.

Great music, it's catchy and always fits the mood of the puzzle you're on.

Wack story, I honestly can't tell if this game is trying to send me a message about how evil corporations are, or that finding any source of energy won't matter if big business is still around. Either way telling the story through painted signs is kind of dumb. I think a narrator would have fit the game better.

The art design is lame to me, but some people might enjoy its jaggedness because it fits the story.

The game physics were very well developed for such a small development team.

The majority of the puzzles were challenging and manageable, but there were a few puzzles that were so hard that I honestly couldn't see anyone getting through them without using a YouTube guide.

No replay value whatsoever unless you're an achievement hunter.

The World of Goo corporation tower game isn't very enjoyable, it's really just a boring mini-game.

I would recommend getting this game if it's on sale for $5 or less.

The game automatically adjusts to a 800 X 600 screen resolution. If you decide to run it full screen , you have to manually override the config.txt file (There's a guide on the World of Goo steam page).

Overall it's a 7.5/10

Great Game!

Overraskende godt!