Posted on: May 7, 2022
Mjauv
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 1030 Rezensionen: 74
Short and sweet with emphasis on both
As the title of my review states, Gorogoa is just as short as it is a great experience. This artistic puzzle game helps you leading a boy through mazes that tickles the imagination while showing off impressive artwork that would fit in many childrens books. The soundtrack is nice but not exactly breath taking. The whole ordeal is over in about an hour or two and the puzzles usually aren't very challenging. The only times when the game indeed does becomes a tad difficult it's usually because of the game not being very clear about what it wants from you. This complaint can of course be applied to many puzzle games but I do think it still counts as a flaw, as well as a constraint of the basic game premise that doesn't really open up for more complex challenges once you grasp the underlying logic of it. My only real criticism is however the price when considering the lenght of the game. Deciding a price on a video game is always a bit tricky but when you fork out ~15 euro for a game you really would expect an experience longer than this. All in all, Gorogoa still makes for a solid recommendation for those that enjoys puzzles and beautiful art!
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