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Puzzle, Simulator, Strategy, Adventure
OpenCritic82IGDB85
Use living liquid creatures to build bridges, grow towers, terraform terrain, and fuel flying machines. The world is beautiful, dangerous, and evolving.
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Funny, cool, cosy and contemplative.
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God is a GeekLyle CarrAug 20249/10World of Goo 2 is a sequel that exceeds all expectations, with a ridiculous amount of creative ideas packed into its gooey shell.
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GamingTrendDavid FlynnAug 202490/100World of Goo 2 takes everything you loved about the original and turns it up to 11. The levels are more complex and inventive, there's more types of goo, and the humor is even more out there. Unfortunately, there are some features that feel like they're missing and a section of the game that completely goes against the rest of the story's themes. While it's somewhat of a mixed bag, there's far more good than bad here.
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PC GamerKerry BrunskillAug 202484/100Familiar and inventive, tough yet easygoing, World of Goo 2 is a whole world of fun.
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MKAU GamingEmily FranceNov 20243/10The slow pacing, along with unskippable story and dialogue, detracts from the experience. The game’s main redeeming quality is the distinctive, somewhat memorable aesthetics in certain chapters, like the Train, Noir, and Paper themes, which stand out from the rest. World of Goo 2 feels like a remastered version of the original game but lacks the charm and atmosphere of its predecessor.
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Digital TrendsGiovanni ColantonioAug 20243.5/5 starsWorld of Goo 2 is the legacy-appraising send-off that the series deserves. Its inventive puzzling serves as a friendly reminder that the 2008 classic deserves its place in gaming history, even as a decade and a half of shiny new games pass it by. It’s still that foundational goo ball in an industry that keeps building higher and higher, even as the structure starts to sway. Without it, everything would fall apart.
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IGDB rating 7.8/10 from 13 ratings.
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