Some of these were so good that I was surprised when I figured it out, however explaining them here will spoil the experience of figuring them out on your own.ĭespite having such outstanding puzzles, there was one aspect of Gorogoa which felt like it was a little disappointing. The game also utilizes perspective based puzzles which require you to zoom in and out. Image panels can also be zoomed in and even scrolled in different directions to get the desired illustration from them. This is something that will be cleverly utilized in the very last puzzle just when you think it is game over. Trying to figure out the cardboard cutout in each panel, while also figuring out the exact place to place them, it is the essence of Gorogoa. You can also place an image panel on each other to get various effects. You can line up multiple panels either horizontally or vertically to progress to let the boy move to a different location, or to attach two images like a cog in the machine. The puzzles are solved by using a variety of combinations. Gorogoa is a game that works best when played without any knowledge. It might seem impossible at times and you might get stuck at a puzzle, but give it some time, come back after a while, and you will see something new that you missed the first time.
However the best part of a puzzle is arguably its solution and I really enjoyed it when I was able to understand and solve a difficult puzzle without having to resort to any help. These panels look like simple storyboards but can prove to be fairly challenging to figure out. Your task is to guide the boy through the many obstacles that he encounters be carefully placing the image panels so that he can move from one location to the next. He decides to collect a set of colored jewels and this journey will take him through countless different locations while you will be the guide for him. The story starts with the introduction to a small boy who spots a weird creature outside his home through a window. Gorogoa is all about moving and placing a set of panels containing illustrations one after another. Gorogoa is one of the rare gems that fits this criteria for a puzzle game and while it can be a fairly short experience, especially if you are able to figure out most of the puzzles without help, it is still worth playing just because there is currently no game on the market that can provide the same kind of experience. It is not every day that you come across a puzzle game that is not only unique, it also offers cleverly designed puzzles and contains gorgeous art style.
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