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World of Goo (Japanese: グーの惑星, Goo no Wakusei, meaning "Planet of Goo") is a puzzle game by indie company 2D Boy.
In Japan, the WiiWare version was published by Nintendo.
Summary
The player constructs structures using goo balls. The aim of the game is to use these structures to get to a pipe marking the end of the level, however, there is also a game mode called "World of Goo Corporation", where the aim of the game is to use the structures to form the highest tower instead.
