Multitouch Fingers Full of Goo

World of Goo, Analyzed

Jon Erik Ariza over at GameObserver has taken a close look at some of the themes and subtext in World of Goo, chapter by chapter.

We Are World of Goo – the game “touches on beauty, our past, the cost of progress, and our place in the world” – interesting read!

Look, Mom! No Hands!

Robert Chappell of EyeTech Digital Systems was kind enough to send us this video of World of Goo being played with their eye tracking system.  People, that’s playing World of Goo with your eyes! (ok, and a finger for clicking).



Notice how the player glances at the signpost when the level starts.