Pretty but short
Very very pretty game and seriously fun, but sadly so short. I wish we could get updates, and new chapters.
ETHAN
ETHAN
Memories of Myst
Not the same narrative depth or complex complexity as Myst, but a similar kind of "what do I do next" process. Best puzzle game I've seen in years.
No tutorial??
This game is way too frustrating too to keep the incentive to keep going. And with zero guidance, whatever aesthetic appeal/potential it is disappears due to the frustration. Waste of five bucks.
A Masterpiece I Never Wanted to End 🥰🌾
Gorogoa is one of the most unique and beautiful puzzle games I have ever played. From the very first moment, I was captivated by its hand-drawn artwork, creative mechanics, and the way every puzzle felt like a work of art. The game doesn't just challenge your mind—it tells a story through imagination, exploration, and discovery.
What I loved most was how every solution felt rewarding. The puzzles were clever without being repetitive, and each new scene introduced a fresh way of thinking. The visual design is absolutely stunning, and the seamless transitions between panels made me feel like I was stepping into a living painting.
My only disappointment is that the game eventually ended. I found myself wishing there were many more levels—perhaps even an infinite mode—because I never wanted the experience to stop. Gorogoa is one of those rare games that leaves you wanting more, not because it is incomplete, but because it is so enjoyable and memorable.
Thank you to the developers for creating such a masterpiece. Gorogoa is a game I will remember for a long time, and I would gladly play hundreds more levels if they ever existed.
What I loved most was how every solution felt rewarding. The puzzles were clever without being repetitive, and each new scene introduced a fresh way of thinking. The visual design is absolutely stunning, and the seamless transitions between panels made me feel like I was stepping into a living painting.
My only disappointment is that the game eventually ended. I found myself wishing there were many more levels—perhaps even an infinite mode—because I never wanted the experience to stop. Gorogoa is one of those rare games that leaves you wanting more, not because it is incomplete, but because it is so enjoyable and memorable.
Thank you to the developers for creating such a masterpiece. Gorogoa is a game I will remember for a long time, and I would gladly play hundreds more levels if they ever existed.
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