It's alright. I wish Steam offered a "mid" recommendation. The first game was much better. Better story, better environments. In the first game, I felt like I was discovering a world, watching progress. MAKING progress.

I wanted to love this game so much. When it was announced at the game awards, i was literally screaming. The first World of Goo is probably one of my favorite games of all time and the thought of a sequel never even

First things first: this is a good follow-up. Not as great as I (and, I suppose, many others) would have hoped, but still worth playing - especially if you get it on discount. It is a technically polished and enjoyable

Loved the first game - this one is just more frustrating, slower, and doesn't do anything innovative enough mechanics or plot-wise to justify its existence. Getting through the first chapter was a slog, and by then I

If you really liked the original World of Goo, I think it's worth your time to check this out. Otherwise, I don't think this game is important enough to warrant playing it. This allegory is not nearly as cohesive and

this lives up to the first game and even surpasses it in some regards, constant surprises and a huge amount of replayability here with how many achievements there are to hunt .. loved it. in every regard. the new