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Pbryanw

1:08 AM on 11 January, 2009

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I'm glad you finally got around to reviewing World of Goo as it's, in my opinion, a great game and the prefect way to spend 5-10 minutes of your free time (if you play it in small chunks like I did).

Just wondering, would this have made the 2008 top ten if you had reviewed it when the PC version came out? I hope it would have.

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smc8788

1:46 AM on 11 January, 2009

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I couldn't agree more with this review. I got this a while ago when it was on sale on Steam, based on nothing more than the good reviews I had heard about it, and was very pleasantly surprised with what I got. It's been a while since I've played a game as original, clever and well polished as this. It really makes you think and is very rewarding when you complete some levels which look impossible, but just require a bit of lateral thinking. Many puzzle games are bland, boring and repetitive, but not so with this game; you will always find something new even after hours of gameplay. It has a great look and feel to it that makes it instantly likeable, you can see how much thought and effort its creators have put into it. If you haven't picked this up yet, I would really recommend it as it is probably the best £10 I've spent on a game. Unfortunately (or rather fortunately) I accidentally deleted my saved game just a couple of levels before the end so I now have to go and play through the whole thing again!

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Hugo

7:55 PM on 11 January, 2009

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Incidentally guys, if you like this game try Crayon Physics Deluxe.

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DocCaliban

5:41 PM on 15 January, 2009

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I played this on my Mac a while back. VERY fun game. Virtually no replay value, but that's true of all puzzle type games. From the menus, to the music, sound effects, and graphics, the whole thing has a great Tim Burton feel to it.

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sengstaken

8:44 PM on 16 January, 2009

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Curse you all, TR. I've just burned several hours playing this. Best thing since Worms. And sliced bread.

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