2D Boy has pulled out all the stops to create a game that's not only fun and innovative, but also humorous, addicting, and fun for the whole family. But is there another purpose behind the building of this tower?Īnalysis: Honestly, there aren't many bad things to say about this game at all. You can even compare the height of your tower with other players around the world. Here you are allowed to freely build with the gooballs, trying to make as tall of a tower as you can. If you happen to get more than the minimum number of gooballs extracted from a level, those extra gooballs get taken to the World of Goo Corporation. The most frequent of these is spikes, which can instantly pop your gooballs and destroy your perfectly good triangles.
It is possible to get the requisite number of gooballs to the pipe, but not before encountering some nasty obstacles first. Some can cling to more than two other points at one time, some catch on fire if they get too close to flames, and some dangle from the structure like water drops. There are several types of gooballs to be played with, each with its own unique characteristics. Once your structure is close enough to the pipe the suction will turn on and any of the gooballs creeping around on the frame of your building will be sucked through the pipe. The resulting structure is affected by surprisingly realistic physics, so things like gravity and friction come into play quite often. To do this you build a slimy structure by grabbing one of the goo guys and dragging it to the others and forming a connection. The objective of (most) levels in this game is to collect a certain number of gooballs in the suction pipe at the end of the level.
To say the least, this might be the most beautiful mess you'll ever play with in your life. After months of anticipation, 2D Boy proudly presents World of Goo, a whimsical game of building, demolition, and gelatinous creatures.
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