A legend in indie game history, World of Goo is a physics-based puzzle game about getting as many goo balls as possible into a pipe by constructing all sorts of structures (e.g. bridge) using these balls.

Incredibly sophisticated physics allowing endless possibilities to solve the puzzles; Imaginative levels with optional OCD challenge often requiring mastery of the mechanics and out-of-the-box thinking; beautiful animation now remastered with high-resolution;
wonderful audio design and sensational soundtracks; strange lore and world-building imbued with dark humour… This is a title to behold and pay tribute to.

Even if you are not into physics/puzzle games (I am not, and I have no intention to finish the game), you should have it and see what merely two indie developers can achieve, in 2008!

"Some balls are more flammable than other balls."

-a real quote from this game

cant sex the goo

This game rearranged my neurons way back in 2008! This game STILL manages to make me profoundly sad!
(in the best way possible)
Thank you Kyle Gabler for composing the soundtrack, which gives me goosebumps to this day

Fun puzzle game, nice music, a little nostalgic from when I played it on the tablet and the Wii. Also had some cute goo creatures (some of there sounds are almost like Pikmin)
Does sometimes feel like those bridge builder games but way better.
But the achievements are pretty rancid and you have to be pretty obsessed with this game to get them.

greatest of all time

Very excited for the sequel which comes out next month

The only other puzzle game that is as perfect as this one is Portal 2. 10/10

World of Goo is a wonderful game that seems like a time capsule of the time it came out in. The game feels like an early mobile game but with excellent design and an engaging gameplay loop. It can feel a little samey as the game progresses, but World of Goo still has the power to become someones favourite game (even if it isn't mine).

I really like the game, but I couldn't find the stupid Goo Pie..