In the ancient gaming era of 2008, then-indie upstarts 2D Boy emphatically splashed onto the scene with the delightful hit puzzler World of Goo. With its unique charm and clever physics-based puzzles, ...

Build bridges, grow towers, terraform terrain, and fuel flying machines in the stunning followup to the multi-award winning World of Goo. Discover realistic flowing, splashing, viscous liquid. Route ...

For more than a decade, World of Goo was thought to be a one-hit wonder by developer 2D Boy. Released by Ron Carmel and Kyle Gabler back in 2008, it was one of a handful of titles that catapulted ...

Christina Roffe is an Anime Features Writer from the United States. She has experience writing on games on all platforms, including PC, Nintendo, Xbox, and PlayStation. She is especially knowledgeable ...

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.

I never got around to playing World of Goo, but you can bet I was keenly aware of it. The late 2000s were full of breakaway indie hits, and World of Goo was one of them. Between racking up a pile of ...