World of Goo

[Meltdown]

Made by 2D Boy game studios which consists of Kyle Gabler and Ron Carmel. Gabler is one of the guys behind the Experimental Gameplay Project, and recently a game designer and magic rapid prototyper with Maxis & EA. Carmel was previously a game developer with EA's pogo.com. Before that, he developed visual fx software and immersive haptic simulations.

Drag and drop the living, squirming, animated citizens of the
World of Goo to build towers, bridges and all manner of living
creations as you help these playful denizens explore their
world.

The Goos are curious creatures and live in a world full of
perils and pitfalls. Use your skills to help them navigate
across their treacherous world.

Combine an endearing soundtrack with gorgeous graphics,
awe-inspiring puzzles, mix in lovable Goo _____ and you get
addictive game play and an adventure you will never forget.

http://2dboy.com/games.php

Pretty entertaining

[ThumbsUp]

I already have a game called World of Goo in which I read erotic Harry Potter/Ron Weasley fan fiction with only one hand on my desk. The rest is self-explanatory.

All joking aside, that game looks pretty damn cool. It has simple yet solid graphics, an enticing 2d physics engine, and what seems to be in depth and interesting puzzle elements. My god, this may be the first time I ever download Wii Ware.

[Avarik]

Downloading.

[Mossy]

I got this for WiiWare and it is honestly a contender for GOTY for me. The art style is great and the physics and controls are totally solid, but the level design is just mindblowingly brilliant!

I can't really describe the gameplay, you'll have to try the demo for that, but unlike any other game I've seen, every single level gives you something totally new to do, building on the previous level in a way that you have all the skills to complete it.

The game hints you along ever so slightly, always making the end goal very clear and highlighting the tools and skills you need, but not all the fun stuff in between. You never really feel frustrated, and, something that's rare for physics games, when you mess up you always feel like it's your fault, and not the game's.

This game is a definite must-play for everyone. And this entire game is made by two guys and they're already facing a 95% piracy rate, so please support them if you can.

[Colt]

Originally Posted by Mossy

and they're already facing a 95% piracy rate, so please support them if you can.

While pirating from a great indie dev is pretty dick, the number the produced is very exaggerated due to the source of it.

[ALPHATT]

This game is awsome +rep

[EmeraldFalcon89]

It works on my Asus EEE perfectly, earning an A+ score from me.