Roogoo

Like a baby game on methamphetamines

You can’t feel cool playing with one of those ‘push the block through the right-shaped hole’ games they give babies, so it’s tough to feel it while playing Roogoo. True, it’s more demanding: expecting you to spin the discs to the right holes at increasingly fast speeds, it mixes it up a bit with monsters to smash, butterflies, and more holes than a Swiss cheese in a gunfight. The challenge comes from fast reactions rather than puzzle solving and tactics, especially when you factor-in the constantly switching levels and falling blocks trying to play havoc with your depth perception. It works, but finishing a stage tends to come as a blessed relief rather than something that makes you welcome the next challenge.

Jul 3, 2008

You'll love
  • Challenging twitch play
  • Clever depth-perception tricks
  • Enough variety to mix things up
You'll hate
  • Kiddie-game foundation
  • Won't earn you cool points
  • Exhausting instead of satisfying
 
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Roogoo
Roogoo

Genre: Puzzle
Release date: Jun 24, 2008
Published by: SouthPeak Interactive
Developed by: SpiderMonk Entertainment
Min system requirements: Win 2000, XP, Vista, 1 Ghz, 256 Mb RAM, GeForce 2/ATI 7000/Intel GMA 900, 64 Mb VRAM, DirectX: 9.0c
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
4 player VS
Online
2 player VS
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Like a baby game on methamphetamines
PC Review  -  Jul 3, 2008