Roogoo

I have no idea how to describe this game but it is ok till although I came across some levels made no sense to me how to solve. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (4.11-13).

pretty piss pretty sick dont mind putting shapes together cause of my 1% autism

Could be alright for a small kid, but I lost interest almost instantly. To be honest, I doubt kids will like it much either.

You know that peg and hole game children play in kindergarten? Well this is that except designed by the dark lord of hell himself. Roogoo is a carefully disquised excersize in frustration, it looks simple enough, however it becomes dredfully difficult. On top of that it really dosen't know what type of game it wants to be, puzzle?, dexterity? skill based? Roogoo is a jumbled up mess. Also it only runs in 4:3 so good luck with an ultriwide setup.

Game is so aids dude 10/10 would get aids again

You know, I think that I have this in backlog due to some heavy Steam sale and curiosity that usually kills a cat. So I tried it, fully expected it to be either: A) A complete shovelware. B) Stupid very slow game for kids of fitting pegs into shapes. C) Stupid game for kids of fitting pegs into shapes that does difficulty by GOTTA GO FAST. I was pleasantly surprised. Turns out that it's actually a legit reaction puzzle game. It's actually a somewhat successful (with critics) game from 2008 that came out on Xbox 360 Live originally, being indie and all. Ported to PC, removing online multiplayer, so it has local one only. It has cute graphics and great music. At times. And what makes it pretty good is that developers actually introduce new mechanics instead of just speeding action up. Each level may even drop elements differently. Sometimes you get stacks of four one by one. Sometimes you have to catch many elements at random spots at the same time. It's all a good fun. Though what doesn't exactly work is camera. Or control. I sometimes miss the placement of pegs (elemental meteors, aha) due to camera beat placed to almost look from a side. Controls sometimes confuse me. You spin a circle of shapes either clockwise and counter-wise, and seeing how camera looks from a side, you may get confused whether to press left or right when element is in front of camera or in background. But yeh, good fun for a bit. Also, having lava themed levels as final ones sucks.

Solid mini game when you have a few minutes to kill. Tetris like style where you match the shape/color through platforms.

This game has a premise I honestly would love more of: Childhood toys and games, in this case the simple shape-matching toys of less worry-burdened days, reinterpreted into a challenging game. I wouldn't put this forward as a major competitive tournament material, but I think it's surprisingly engaging here, and catching pieces successfully feels like a real accomplishment. It may be based on a baby toy, and star a cast of innocent toy-bear-like creatures, but this game takes you seriously, especially after the first three rounds. I recommend giving it a try if something as weird as a baby toy turned into a computer game sounds interesting to you. As per usual, up to you if the curiosity is worth $4. I'd personally say this odd experience has been worth a bit more than an individual cheeseburger.

The earth is 4.6 billion years old and we managed to exist at the same time as this masterpiece.

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