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http://2dboy.com/games.php

Kyle Gabler and Ron Carmel, formerly of Electronic Arts, have created a masterpiece of low-tech, problem-solving gameplay.

You have to create molecular-type structures out of blobs of goo, structures that obey engineering principles and gravity to reach almost impossible endpoints.

Huge amount of fun, demo for PC and Mac available and full game for PC, Mac and Wii only $20 US.

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har har. I'm stuck at a level called Misty's long bony road. It's unbeatable !!!!!

Sorry for bringing this up again, but it isn't :p I have successfully finished all levels ^^ And I must say, it's quite an awesome game.

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I love this game as well, bought it after the Spike TV awards for my mac, and it is nice to play for 10 minutes at a time taking a quick break.

Two days ago I stayed up till 4 in the morning to complete it :D the storyline sucked me in...

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Funky game, I quite enjoy it.

I think it would be pretty sweet if they made it for the DS :yes:

I don't tend to get hooked enough when these quirky games are on my PC, it's better on portables for me.

Although Peggle, and this, did hook me enough on the PC to want to keep playing.

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