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Abstract: The Nintendo Wii's unique control scheme and desire to inspire everyone from two to 200 to play on it has inspired its share of wacky, weird, and wonderful puzzlers and party games. One of the latest, Roogoo: Twisted Towers, is certainly a puzzler, po...
Interesting puzzle aspect. Lots of multiplayer options. Can connect to the DS. Colorful and bright.
Can get old pretty quick. Not all that much variety. Not very challenging. Can be difficult to catch butterflies/bats/etc while also rotating the floors. Multiplayer isn’t always fun.
Published: 2009-07-24, Author: Kevin , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: You never realize how important visual clarity is in a puzzle game until its taken away from you. Roogoo: Twisted Towers starts with the age-old concept of descending blocks and moves it into a 3D space. Then, it falls in love with its own 3D-ness, fo...
Abstract: For the people who played Roogoo on Xbox LIVE Arcade (the game's original platform), they discovered a challenging little puzzle game with an addictive multiplayer that could get you yelling at your opponents quite easily. For those that didn't play i...
Abstract: Roogoo Twisted Towers is a simple video game with easy to pick up and learn game play that the kids will enjoy, and you might even enjoy playing the game. A game that uses intuitive control motions, but unfortunately the game play and puzzles become q...
Abstract: The Roogoo series launched last year as a downloadable title for the PC and XBLA, and was met with pretty decent reviews. Recently, two more versions launched, this time as retail games for the DS and Wii. A puzzle game using familiar shapes and primar...
Abstract: Puzzle fans are encouraged to rent Roogoo: Twisted Towers. But its hard to recommend it as anything more. I presume that some people will love it, but chances are most players will be slightly (perhaps heavily) turned off by the repetitive gameplay an...
