GOROGOA REVIEW TRIAL

I think there was a good idea by the creators, but a lot of it got lost in translation. It was too short especially for the cost.

GOROGOA REVIEW TRIAL

It loses one star off the bat because, even with me stumbling through it and using trial and error for 70% of the game, I still finished it in a couple hours. If the whole game had been like the last couple chapters, I'd probably give a 4 star review. Prior to that, I was just touching and moving things hoping something would happen without having any idea why it was happening. All I've read about is how amazing it is, but the game didn't become intuitive until the last 2 chapters or so. Overall, Gorogoa relies on stunning graphic art and novel game mechanics to present itself as an empty, overpriced, but beautifully crafted box.ĭon't understand the hype star star star_border star_border star_borderĭaniK09486's Review of Gorogoa Reviewed on 4/25/18 5:01 AM While I am glad I played Gorogoa, I would not have paid as much as I did for the very short completion time and loose premise the game offers. I look forward to playing similar games with high artistic value that incorporate a more engaging plot (i.e. However, I am giving Goragoa four stars because the artwork and game mechanics are truly stunning. Lastly, the music did not enhance the game experience and acted as a repetitive filler giving a convoluted ambience to the convoluted premise. Gorgeous hand-drawn art aside, Gorogoa had a detached plot that did not leave the player with a sense of mystery but rather a sense of bored confusion. While Girogia deviates from the other conventional puzzle games in its artistry and mechanics, the price seemed far too high for the overall product.

Gorogoa is fascinating in its visual appeal but lacks the complexity and depth of most other “puzzle” games such as The Room series. ThePuzzleGameReview's Review of Gorogoa Reviewed on 8/28/19 1:58 PM Beautiful but Underwhelming star star star star star_border

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