World of Goo is a Wii puzzle game primarily aimed at children. The premise is that some balls of goo have to work together to pile on top of each other, and stick to each other in order to reach a giant suction pipe which then transports them to the next stage. Essentially the player uses the wand to click and drag the balls of goo together forming elaborate shapes and configurations of goo balls connected by subsequent strings of goo. Its basically a relatively original tower construction game, which is sure to help to develop children's cognitive functions, especially with its cool, accurate, if a little silly physics engine. Although this is a ...  Read the complete review

This game really is very unusual. I've never seen anything like it. The only game that it resembles even remotely is "Lemmings" but saying that doesn't really do World of Goo justice. Your mission is to move balls of goo around by building things with balls of goo. That doesn't really tell you anything but it is a game that must be seen to be appreciated. Like any game with a large puzzle element it can be tremendously frustrating but this frustration never spoils the experience and the key feeling is won of relaxation, almost meditation. I found the game tapped into a love of engineering that I'd almost forgotten I ...  Read the complete review

Firstly let me say i have this on Mac but the Wii version is identicale aside from controls. What a beautifully put together game. Having never heard of 2D boy before i was a little skeptical to say the least. Nevertheless the graphics are nothing short of spectacular making me actually slack jawed at points. You control various species of Goo Balls and need to (in most levels) use the Goo Balls to get them to a vacuum which sucks them up for the factory. Sounds boring? not at all, the way they react is different every time the levels are challenging to say the least and the story line is brilliant, comical and creative. I spent a good few days on ...  Read the complete review