It's been 16 long years since World of Goo squidged its way into our hearts and hard drives. The much-loved physics-based puzzle game was one of modern indie gaming's earliest and biggest successes.

World of Goo 2 just seemed to throw stuff out to suit individual puzzle ideas. Frustration is intensely subjective and personal, especially for games like this.

Here's a trailer for World of Goo 2.Watch on YouTube. But Buster Keaton physics are waiting. You're not building with steel, remember. You're building with goo.

Like its predecessor, World of Goo 2 is a physics-based puzzle game where players craft structures from little, gooey critters. It presents a series of engineering challenges, as poorly built ...

In a surprising yet wonderful twist, The Game Awards 2023 showcased a World of Goo 2 trailer. World of Goo 2 is coming. Cool. This upcoming indie game is a physics-based comedic building game. The ...

World of Goo is back! After more than a decade since the release of one of the earliest indie success stories in video game history, we’re finally getting a sequel for this physics-based puzzle ...

The World of Goo, the physics-based hit game by indie developer 2D Boy, is being remastered for mobile exclusively for the streaming giant. And when it launches on May 23rd, ...

2008 Wii game World of Goo is getting a surprise sequel that will be out a whopping 16 years after the original was released.World of Goo was developed by 2D Boy and originally released on PC and ...

World of Goo 2 will release later this week on August 2, and to celebrate the developers have released a new trailer showing off a bit more than we saw when they revealed it last fall.One of the ...

The millions of Goo Balls that live in the beautiful World of Goo are curious to explore — but they don't know that they're in a game, or that they're extremely delicious.

World of Goo 2 is available on August 2, 2024 for PC and Nintendo Switch. A PC code was provided by the publisher for this review.

World of Goo 2 is worthy sequel to its classic predecessor, while also standing tall (albeit a bit wobbly) as a distinct experience.In the ancient gaming era of 2008, then-indie upstarts 2D Boy ...