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World of Goo [PC Download]

World of Goo [PC Download] for $2.99

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Sounds like a name of a Goo Goo Dolls album.

jsoko
3 months ago

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One of the funnest games I've ever played. Worth every penny I paid for it and it's a steal at only $2.99.

bigshtank
3 months ago

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This game has been on sale so many times and on so many platforms I don't know how anyone hasn't already obtained it several times. It's a good time though. Music gets a little repetative but honestly that's the only complaint I can muster.

starbob
3 months ago

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I guess I need to start posting the Humble Bundles when they're available because World of Goo has been part of multiple bundles in the past - whenever they pop up they're always pay-as-much-as-you-want deals, and you can choose to put part of that payment to charity (not to mention the last time it was available you got it for Windows, Linux, Mac, and Android all at once). There's going to be a livestream of Mojang programming a new game this weekend and it should be up for sale on the Humble Bundle page.

http://www.humblebundle.com/

halifax
3 months ago

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Everyone raves about this game. I got it last time it was for sale in the iTunes store. It's fun, but it doesn't seem to engage me like other games. Am I missing something?

brotherhalo
3 months ago

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I found this game very interesting, and impossible to resist (even addictive).
Both my children 6, and 9 y.o. girls loved it too, and still playing it.

I finished it, and there goes my interest.
My kids have not – and I am always having fun helping them.

Great Game! Definitely recommend.

mishkin1
3 months ago

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For those unfamiliar with the game, it's a wacky game (with a sort of dark Seuss-like art style) where you build structures to reach each level's endpoint through various obstacles of increasing difficulty. The game utilizes a physics engine and there are many different types of gooballs - each with their own properties. Some can only make single connections, some will connect to multiple nearby balls, the balloon-types will give your structure some lift, some gooballs are reusable (where most aren't), the list goes on.

It's a very fun game. If you're even remotely curious, it'll be worth this price. It's not a terribly long game, but it's very fun.

jackofallgames42
3 months ago

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@halifax: I found out last time that the humble bundles aren't allowed on DW. You could probably ask it as a question, but you can't post it as a deal.

cowboydann
3 months ago

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@brotherhalo: You're missing that this is a $3 indie game made by pretty much one guy. It's simple yet unique and interesting. It's not meant to be engaging. WoG is a candy bar compared to big budget lengthy adventure/action/rpg's full course meals: you can love them both but for different reasons.

fredwallace18
3 months ago

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Is there anyone who hasn't bought this game 3 times from various humble bundles?

conman77
3 months ago

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@cowboydann: That's too bad. It can be quite a deal if you're cheap, and at the same time it supports charity. I'd much rather contribute to a charity and get games for it than browse through sponsored deals. I've contributed to every Humble Bundle so far and I haven't played hardly any of the games, even though a lot of them are great, but it's fine with me because I like the charities it supports.

halifax
3 months ago

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Indeed. I'm with halifax. It is a shame if those aren't allowed on here.

I first found out about the Humble Bundles with their fourth bundle. I found out about it because someone did post it on here too. While they don't have set prices, they are for sale and they're as cheap as you'll ever find whatever they're selling (since you pay whatever you want). I ended up getting a couple bundles (one for me, another for a gift) for around $10 apiece as that's what I could justify at the time. I would have gone for the latest bundle, but I already had EVERY game in the list for the PC and/or Wii and don't have an android device capable of playing most/all of the games. I look forward to seeing what game(s) they have next!

jackofallgames42
3 months ago

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Downloading now. Awesome deal, didn't want to spend $14.99 on the wii for it. Good find

sparky1991
3 months ago

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