What a wonderful game! This is exactly the game that I hoped it was going to be. The puzzles are not too challenging and they are all very very fun to play. There are many parts of this game that I've never seen before. It's a cross between Fantastic Contraption (awesome game) and Lemmings. Even though I'm not a Lemmings fan, this game will keep your attention for hours and hours. Getting to MOM's computer was great. I love a game that seems so simple, but packs a conceptual punch. The physics are right on too. When you attach balloon goo to a cluster of ... goo, it does just what you think it would do. The story in this game is also great. Like the game, it seems so simple but has a lot of depth. The music is as addictive as Tetris. As I'm typing this, I can still hear the accordian. Graphically, I think this game knocks it out of the park. What a diverse design! It's dreary, cheerful, dark, bright, mysterious, even monochrome (but not too much of that, thankfully). This is a fun game from start to end and if you haven't tried it yet, do so. The nunchuck isn't necessary, you can relax while you play (which I love in my mid-thirties). This game will not cause seizures or keep you away all night. It's an easy, thinking, enjoyable game with lots of new ideas. Hats off to 2D for putting this game together. But I want more goo.
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