Gorogoa review

Gorogoa is an ethereal puzzle game that tasks players with moving panels around a four-by-four grid in order to create a path for a mystical creature known as the Gorogoa. 

The game is controlled using a point-and-click interface, and the player can only interact with panels that are within a certain radius of the cursor. The panels can be rotated and zoomed in and out to create a more detailed view of the image.

The game was released for Microsoft Windows, macOS, and iOS in December 2017. The game tasks the player with moving tiles on a grid to create a path for a character to walk. The player can also zoom in and out of the grid to view different parts of the puzzle.

Gameplay

The gameplay in Gorogoa is relatively simple, but it can be tricky to figure out the correct order to move the panels in. The player must create a path for the Gorogoa to escape the screen, and often there are multiple solutions to a puzzle. 

The gameplay in Gorogoa is unique and different from any other puzzle game I have ever played. The puzzles are mostly inventory-based, and the player must figure out how to use the objects in the environment to progress.

The premise of the game is to create a path for a character to walk by moving tiles on a grid. The player can also zoom in and out of the grid to view different parts of the puzzle. The controls are simple and easy to use. The game is not timed, so the player can take their time to figure out the puzzles.

Graphics

The graphics are cel-shaded and hand-drawn, and they look absolutely stunning. The game is visually arresting, and the various environments are all beautifully detailed. The character designs are also very charming, and the Gorogoa is a particularly adorable creature.

The graphics in Gorogoa are beautiful and simplistic. The game uses a pixelated style that works well with the overall aesthetic of the game. The player can zoom in and out of the grid to get a closer look at the puzzles.

Controls

The controls in Gorogoa are simple and easy to learn. The player can only interact with panels that are within a certain radius of the cursor, and the panels can be rotated and zoomed in and out to create a more detailed view of the image. This makes it easy to figure out which panels to interact with, and the controls are very responsive.

The player can use the mouse or the finger to pan and zoom around the panels. To connect two panels together, the player simply clicks and drags one on top of the other.

Replayability

The puzzles in Gorogoa are relatively easy to solve, but there are a few that can be tricky. However, the game is short enough that most players will be able to finish it in a single sitting. That said, the game is fairly replayable, as there are multiple solutions to most puzzles and the player can explore the environments in more detail.

Conclusion

Gorogoa is a beautifully designed puzzle game that is easy to learn but challenging to master. The puzzles are interesting and varied, and the controls are simple and responsive. The game is short but replayable, and the visuals are stunning. Gorogoa is a must-play for any fan of puzzle games.