Super Goo Goo

I just didn't enjoy the game at all. I found the map confusing to navigate and wasn't sure where I should be going. I just got too bored to try and work it out. I only paid 36p ($0.5) for it but I knew I would never play it again so I asked for a refund. I would definitely try before you buy though, especially if you like colourful puzzle games. That's what is so good about the refund policy.

What makes a good game? Is it the beautifully crafted characters and expansive worlds? Is it the jaw dropping graphics and a soundtrack that has you listening to it on repeat? Is it the endless possibilities that a game has to offer even after completing the story that kept you on the edge of your seat for hours? The simple answer to all these questions, is no. A game is not defined as good by what it is, but by what it represents. Games nowadays are all about what’s new and popular, and not about what a game should be about, the game. That is where Super Goo Goo shines. Super Goo Goo is one of the only modern day titles that I can truthfully say is a classic and is always about the game and experience that the player has. It has all the elements to be, not just a good game, but an amazing game. When you first load up the game you are welcomed with a perfect menu that helps you get right into the action and meet our hero, S.G. Goo. We learn about his journey for the 100 stars, and how they were stolen many moons ago, and we now must help him fulfill his destiny. You will be taken across the massive world, searching for them while solving complex puzzles, and defeating the bosses th…

It works, there's a bit of fun to be had, but if you're here because of Chicory or Wandersong, you're not missing much.

Absolutely phenomenal

classic

Loved the art and soundtrack and absolutely loved the approach with the sound effects. Wish there was at least a tiny narrative framework though and I'm sad achievements are busted.