2.2 GHz Processor
300 MB HD space
2 GB RAM
Windows XP or newer
To solve the puzzle, the player rearranges a few tiles on a simple grid, placing them next to or on top of one another. But each tile is also a window into a different part of the game world--or perhaps into a different world--and each window plays something like its own point-and-click adventure game. Even so, the key to progressing never lies within one tile, but in the connections between tiles.
Waiting for update
a truly new and inventive way to tell a story
To the developer: I REALLY adore your artwork (I could savor them for hours - they are so precious!) and the concept. This game really blew my mind, and I just love the ambiance. Please keep up your work! I definitely would buy this game when it is officially released.
I loved it. Can't wait for the official release.
This game is an amazing concept. I would definitely pay for this game. That being said, I would want the controls to be better. The swirly motion bit doesn't work as smoothly as a simple click gesture would. The other thing that I would hope for would be hundreds of puzzles. This is a game that I'd want to play for weeks. Gotta have more puzzles! This game seriously blew my mind!
Jason Roberts is an independent game developer living in Berkeley, California. He was a software engineer who dabbled in visual art before leaving his job to pursue his creative ambitions. Gorogoa is his first game.
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