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"This
isn’t just
the small matter
of being one of
the best games of
the year,
it’s also
the emergence of a
stellar new talent
in gaming... a
game that
constantly
reinvents itself,
reimagining the
possibilities,
evolving and
throwing out
surprise after
surprise."
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"easily the
best WiiWare game
to date and,
perhaps, one of
the best this
generation"
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"A game so
utterly charming,
so pregnant with
charisma, and so
simple in concept,
that it belongs in
another era."
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"brilliant,
stunning, and
ridiculously fun
... World of Goo
is so good that it
oftentimes feels
like a title
developed
internally at
Nintendo"
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"The comedy
is implemented in
bucket-loads,
parodying the
power of cynical
marketing and the
corrupt exploits
of major
corporations...
and at this point
I struggle to find
a way to put into
words how a puzzle
game can explore
so many themes.
It's just
incredible."
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"I honestly
don’t know
where to begin on
this one. This game
is so startlingly
brilliant on so many
levels that
it’s difficult
to say ‘oh
yeah that’s
the stand out
thing’ and
then begin with
that."
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"I myself
gasped at a few
points at the sheer
brilliance of what I
saw in front of my
eyes. Words cannot
describe how good
this game
is."
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"Not only is
World of Goo easily
the best WiiWare
release to date,
it's also proof that
you don't need a
large development
team or millions of
dollars to create an
outstanding video
game. In an era of
video gaming where
style is often
emphasized over
substance, it's
refreshing to see a
title like World of
Goo that somehow
manages to feature
an abundance of
both."
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"Before long,
you're actually
building your way
out of a creature's
stomach. First
you've got to make a
raft on the sea of
his digestive
juices, obviously
... ingenious and
heart-warming."
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