Posted on: February 5, 2015
Matewis
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Incredible puzzle game
Everything about this game is incredible. I can't think of a single bad thing to say about it. Simply put, you build wiggling structures out of goo balls (of which more&more radically different types are revealed as you progress in the game) in order to reach an 'extraction point' which is most often a pipe located somewhere on the level. The difficulty comes from the fact that you only have a limited number of goo balls, various environmental hazards on the level, and the tricky structures that you have to build to succeed (towers, bridges, floating strings, flying towers, balls, and more indescribable shapes). The levels are INCREDIBLY creative, fun and surprisingly (for such a long game) non-repetitive : one level you're building a structure inside a tumble dryer, on another you're using balloons to elongate a giant frog's tongue over a field of spikes, and on another you are floating in water. Not to even mention the crazy fun levels that follow the revelation of Project Z! The difficulty ranges between mostly average, to tricky and sometimes - hard. Most levels you control the difficulty by deciding whether or not you want to chase the OCD award which you unlock by extracting a certain number of extra goo balls. After a while you will automatically start chasing these awards, and coming back to the ones you could not get. This happens I think because they are easy to obtain in the early levels, so you kind of start to think "hey OCD isn't so hard to get" but then you get to the harder levels and it becomes a real challenge to obtain them. There is also a sandbox mode in which you can use all your spare goo balls you obtained in the levels to build the tallest tower possible. You'll start by using all of your 200 goo balls to barely reach a height of 20m before the whole thing crashes to the ground, then you'll see other people managing to build 50m+ towers, and then you'll lie awake at night thinking of better designs to reach the next 10 meters.
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