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Friday, October 19, 2007
Goo Preview

A lengthy explanation for the IGF entry Goo was recently recorded and posted by Tommy Refenes at his site. The demonstration also includes a tasty preview for two of the gameplay modes to be found in this game - versus and survival.

According to Tommy himself, a PC demo will be released when the game is close to completion. [thanks to Mr. Blow for the reminder]
Posted at 9:23 PM by Tim
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Anonymous Anonymous said at 10/20/2007 08:25:00 AM:  
That game reminds me of Liquid War (freeware). The mechanics for absorbing goo are different from those in Liquid War, but the basic principles are incredibly similar.
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