World of Goo has finally hit the Android Market, allowing a whole new userbase to get in on the sticky tower-building action. 2D Boy's physics-powered puzzler originally came out on PC and Wii, but the iOS version showed the gameplay to be a natural fit for a touchscreen. The game involves directly manipulating cute little blobs of goo into complex structures that can reach the goal, and your fingers make for the perfect tools. There's a demo on the Android Market, with the full version going for $2.99, though be quick — the price goes up to $4.99 on December 5th. It's available for devices running Android 2.2 and up, including the Nexus One and HTC Desire.
World of Goo now available for Android
World of Goo has been released on the Android Market for $2.99, going up to $4.99 on December 5th. The physics-based puzzle game was previously a hit on Wii, PC/Mac and iOS.
World of Goo has been released on the Android Market for $2.99, going up to $4.99 on December 5th. The physics-based puzzle game was previously a hit on Wii, PC/Mac and iOS.
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