Kombo writes: "Roogoo Attack brings a twist to a Kindergartener's favorite past time of putting the blue square in the blue hole. Shapes fall and you need to line up the right holes, but the problem is that they fall quickly and you have to plan strategically to make sure you make it to the end of the level.
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The basic concept behind Roogoo is deceptively simple: match colored shapes. You'll get tripped up by the fact that simple modifications like changing the colors of the shapes will turn the game on its head and toss you a curveball that is more mind twisting than it sounds. It wouldn't be the least bit surprising to hear of Psychology studies done in a similar manner to the gameplay of Roogoo..."
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The story is every bit as unimportant as you would expect it to be. There's something about meteors and creatures that look like teddy bears, and the meteors corrupt the teddy bears … or something. Coming to a puzzle game for its plot is like turning on football so that you can watch the goalposts. That's not to say that the game won't take the occasional moment to cram one of the teddy bear characters down your throat; it's simply polite about it. You won't need to spend more than a few seconds staring at a saccharine-cute gob, and that's for the best.
The game is rated E and caters specifically to a younger audience with its puzzle styles and content. For older gamers looking for a puzzle game, this is probably not it. However, for a parent looking for a safe title for a younger gamer or someone anyone looking for a very simple puzzle game, Roogoo Attack! is not a bad choice.
