- December 17, 2009
- SpiderMonk Entertainment
Roogoo
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About
Roogoo is a 3D action puzzle game where players guide and stack shaped blocks through rotating disks to save the Roogoo race. The game features local multi-player for up to 2 players, with easy-to-play controls that become more complex as you advance. With 45 levels, cute story segments, and various obstacles, Roogoo is suitable for both casual and serious gamers.






- Roogoo offers a surprisingly engaging and challenging puzzle experience that tests coordination and reaction time.
- The game features cute graphics and a charming premise based on childhood toys, making it accessible for younger players.
- Despite its simplicity, Roogoo introduces new mechanics throughout the levels, keeping the gameplay fresh and interesting.
- The game lacks modern display support, only running in a 4:3 aspect ratio, which is not suitable for contemporary gaming setups.
- Technical issues such as uncustomizable controls and frequent crashes when maximizing the window significantly detract from the experience.
- Many players find the game tedious and repetitive, with a steep difficulty curve that can lead to frustration rather than enjoyment.
gameplay
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a gradual introduction of new mechanics, keeping it fresh and increasingly challenging throughout its stages, which some players find addictive despite moments of frustration. While the core mechanics may feel simplistic, akin to an educational toy, the game effectively maintains engagement with its evolving challenges and solid tactical elements. Overall, it offers a mix of fun and frustration, enhanced by a well-crafted soundtrack that complements the frantic gameplay.
“And what makes it pretty good is that developers actually introduce new mechanics instead of just speeding action up.”
“It's always keeping you on your toes, adding new mechanics and shapes until the very end.”
“It does a good job of keeping the gameplay fresh and increasingly challenging throughout the 45 stages.”
“The game is short, but it doesn't seem to evolve in terms of game mechanics; it's the same all the way through, it just takes longer to beat the levels the further you get.”
“Gameplay is reminiscent of an educational toy for toddlers; it starts with just matching shapes, but adds more and more mechanics as it goes.”
“I especially didn't like to constantly be trying to rotate the discs to match the shapes, and that is pretty much the core gameplay and attraction of the game.”