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    world of goo

    Discussion in 'Linux Compatibility and Software' started by directeuphorium, Apr 4, 2009.

  1. directeuphorium

    directeuphorium Notebook Evangelist

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    Speaking of linux games, has anyone had the pleasure of playing this yet? Did anyone find any particular levels challenging?
     
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    Ayle Trailblazer

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    The level where you have to build some kind of tower is annoying me to no end...
     
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    Amranu Notebook Consultant

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    The last world has a ridiculous difficulty ramp compared to everything else.
     
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    Pitabred Linux geek con rat flail!

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    I've beaten it on the Wii. Not sure if the levels are different, but it's a lot of fun :)
     
  5. directeuphorium

    directeuphorium Notebook Evangelist

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    right now i'm stuck on this one where i have to build a tower on a platform that needs to stay balanced... driving me crazy it is!
     
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    Amranu Notebook Consultant

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    yeah, that one took me awhile too
     
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    Shaythong Notebook Evangelist

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    The game is really fun, and it's very interesting to know that this was developed by two people (2D Boy, an independent game developer).
     
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    The open-source world is full of wonders.
     
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    ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer

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    This game has even made it to the wii in some form or another. I played the pc demo it was pretty good for a simple game.

    If you have a wii and you like this you should look into de blob, while it does not play the same at all, it seems semi relevant and it was a fun game.
     
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    davepermen Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    i bought it for wii and for steam, it rocks :)

    it's fun to see de blob on the wii, too. as it started on gamedev.net as an indy game :)
     
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    directeuphorium Notebook Evangelist

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    aight beat that balancing bridge level, and now i'm on the epilogue. They say the four levels are supposed to be very hard, but the two i've done have not presented much of a challenge. Still the hardest level in my experience was in the first chapter where i had to climb the walls to get to the pipe, that took like 20 tries!
     
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    Hey Vicious, what's that about eating a DELL? LOL Do you have the W90 now or on order? That's a monster. :D