I'm not sure but it seems to only have 5 chapters too, hopefully there will be many, many levels for each chapter, More than the first game. These will be the slowest 6 days of my life, That was a thorough and enjoyable review, Gooballer.😁
According to the Epic Store description, there are 5 chapters and 60 levels, but from the trailers the levels generally appear bigger than the ones of the original. The OCDs will def be fun though
I think the sizes of the eyes of the Jelly Goo are actually randomized rather than set in stone. They don't seem to be consistent for all the Jelly Goo shown
idk if you've seen but the track in that second trailer has been a community effort, they took a bunch of music ppl sent to them and made that amazing track out of it
What I think so far: - The "purple" levels shown are on the same chapter as the "green" levels, the first chapter (night levels, in a way, similar to how Ode to the Bridge Builder was a "sunset" level in the first chapter of the original. Plus, the rolling jelly on the Ivy bridge is probably on the same chapter as well. So, the levels will transition from "day" to "night" through this chapter). The last level of that chapter may be the one shown near the end of the first trailer, with the shooters shooting fireworks. - We haven't been shown any level from the 5th chapter. - The paper cutout level and the bouncy bits level are from the same chapter, which is probably the one with the computers shown on the second trailer - The boy at the end of both trailers lives on "Earth" (or at least a different planet from World of Goo) and sees World of Goo through his telescope - The "mouth" with the eyes that was shown on the second trailer is not a final level, but just a regular level (there is a normal pipe in it, which is shown in a gif in Tomorrow Corporation's website) - The moment with the laser shooting out of the world is the last cutscene of the second chapter (or at least one cutscene of the second chapter), as Tomorrow Corp's twitter has a gif with the satellite dishes shown in the second trailer shooting lasers (and people receiving signals on their phones). I don't think it has anything to do with the monster shown on the scene before that (they just sequenced it like that because it seemed cool for a trailer) - According to the Epic Store page, "A powerful company has re-branded as an environmentally friendly, sustainable, green, clean, Goo processing non-profit". I think this takes place right after the end of the original game, where WoG corporation gets blown up (although, the interview by Epic states that they don't necessarily want to pick the game off where it finished, but reimagine it, so it probably is a new timeline altogether). According to a gif on Tomorrow Corp's website, it's now rebranded to "WoG organization". Probably this game revolves around them actually lying about being environmentally friendly. - Also according to the Epic Store page, there are shrinking and growing goo. The pink one-eyed goo is probably the latter. - Again according to the Epic Store page, the game this time takes place through ages ("hundreds of thousands of years") rather than seasons (like the first game did), so every chapter will have the world advancing technologically (first you have the chapter with only nature, second you have the "distant signal" chapter where the Beauty powered generator gets converted to a satellite "field", third you have the "[???] express" chapter, where the WoG organization starts building robots and AI and then you have the fourth chapter, where everything gets drowned in/replaced by technology and computers, which also lines up with them lying about their motives). The monster that appears near the end of the trailer probably is how the fourth chapter ends (and similar to the original game, the WoG organization will get destroyed) - The interview mentions (in a joking way) that one of the reasons the dev team decided to make WoG 2 is because "AI is coming for us next. Soon, nobody will ever need to make games ever again, since computers will build custom pleasure palaces for us all". Even though it's never mentioned in the interview, I do think, considering how Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 are about robots and computers, that there will be some snarky commentary on AI (I think the game itself could poke fun at its entirety at the tech giants that advertize themselves as environmentally friendly. Seems to add up from all the things we have seen so far)
You were mostly right, plus they even do take a jab at AI in chapter 4. Also, chapter 5 levels are seen in the second trailer, the levels Molten Showers and Hot Springs were shown
That might sound insane, but I've been playing WoG since I was 1 or maybe 2 years old. Now I'm 17 and look forward to get this game in like... A few hours! WE ARE SO BACK
Personally I think that the child at the end is looking at the goo ball structure we made at the end of chapter one,or maybe at the other planet because I refuse to think that nothing is going to be done with the other planet, and also i think that the worm thing is going to do something that will lead up to another chapter (like how product z lead up to chapter four)
Pretty sure the computer area is the fourth chapter’s map, and the fifth chapter is the tentacle area, and the level with the bouncing digital balls and paper cutout style are probably from chapter four. Also the tentacle monster in the cutscene seems to be a final weapon of sorts, he might wreak havoc on the corporation and end up ending it once and for all
Game was good on first 2 chapters and then it just BUSTED on 3 th and on the 4th especially. Absolutely legendary experience 💯
I'm not sure but it seems to only have 5 chapters too, hopefully there will be many, many levels for each chapter, More than the first game.
These will be the slowest 6 days of my life, That was a thorough and enjoyable review, Gooballer.😁
theres a total of 60 levels
According to the Epic Store description, there are 5 chapters and 60 levels, but from the trailers the levels generally appear bigger than the ones of the original. The OCDs will def be fun though
5 chapters on that planet, at least
I wish they gave us the Kirby’s Return to Dreamland treatment so bad…
I remember discovering World of Goo at my local library when I was like 5, can't wait to play this again. Nice video dude
LITERALLY SAME!
SAME DUDE
Dang that's crazy I'm not the only one lmao
It’s always the libraries!
I think the sizes of the eyes of the Jelly Goo are actually randomized rather than set in stone. They don't seem to be consistent for all the Jelly Goo shown
I was waiting for this🔥
idk if you've seen but the track in that second trailer has been a community effort, they took a bunch of music ppl sent to them and made that amazing track out of it
@@dottedboxguy I’ve seen, and I think it was a great idea. The tracks we’ve heard are beautiful and I can wait to hear the rest of them
What I think so far:
- The "purple" levels shown are on the same chapter as the "green" levels, the first chapter (night levels, in a way, similar to how Ode to the Bridge Builder was a "sunset" level in the first chapter of the original. Plus, the rolling jelly on the Ivy bridge is probably on the same chapter as well. So, the levels will transition from "day" to "night" through this chapter). The last level of that chapter may be the one shown near the end of the first trailer, with the shooters shooting fireworks.
- We haven't been shown any level from the 5th chapter.
- The paper cutout level and the bouncy bits level are from the same chapter, which is probably the one with the computers shown on the second trailer
- The boy at the end of both trailers lives on "Earth" (or at least a different planet from World of Goo) and sees World of Goo through his telescope
- The "mouth" with the eyes that was shown on the second trailer is not a final level, but just a regular level (there is a normal pipe in it, which is shown in a gif in Tomorrow Corporation's website)
- The moment with the laser shooting out of the world is the last cutscene of the second chapter (or at least one cutscene of the second chapter), as Tomorrow Corp's twitter has a gif with the satellite dishes shown in the second trailer shooting lasers (and people receiving signals on their phones). I don't think it has anything to do with the monster shown on the scene before that (they just sequenced it like that because it seemed cool for a trailer)
- According to the Epic Store page, "A powerful company has re-branded as an environmentally friendly, sustainable, green, clean, Goo processing non-profit". I think this takes place right after the end of the original game, where WoG corporation gets blown up (although, the interview by Epic states that they don't necessarily want to pick the game off where it finished, but reimagine it, so it probably is a new timeline altogether). According to a gif on Tomorrow Corp's website, it's now rebranded to "WoG organization". Probably this game revolves around them actually lying about being environmentally friendly.
- Also according to the Epic Store page, there are shrinking and growing goo. The pink one-eyed goo is probably the latter.
- Again according to the Epic Store page, the game this time takes place through ages ("hundreds of thousands of years") rather than seasons (like the first game did), so every chapter will have the world advancing technologically (first you have the chapter with only nature, second you have the "distant signal" chapter where the Beauty powered generator gets converted to a satellite "field", third you have the "[???] express" chapter, where the WoG organization starts building robots and AI and then you have the fourth chapter, where everything gets drowned in/replaced by technology and computers, which also lines up with them lying about their motives). The monster that appears near the end of the trailer probably is how the fourth chapter ends (and similar to the original game, the WoG organization will get destroyed)
- The interview mentions (in a joking way) that one of the reasons the dev team decided to make WoG 2 is because "AI is coming for us next. Soon, nobody will ever need to make games ever again, since computers will build custom pleasure palaces for us all". Even though it's never mentioned in the interview, I do think, considering how Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 are about robots and computers, that there will be some snarky commentary on AI (I think the game itself could poke fun at its entirety at the tech giants that advertize themselves as environmentally friendly. Seems to add up from all the things we have seen so far)
You were mostly right, plus they even do take a jab at AI in chapter 4.
Also, chapter 5 levels are seen in the second trailer, the levels Molten Showers and Hot Springs were shown
That might sound insane, but I've been playing WoG since I was 1 or maybe 2 years old. Now I'm 17 and look forward to get this game in like... A few hours!
WE ARE SO BACK
Goo golf is going to go crazy
Personally I think that the child at the end is looking at the goo ball structure we made at the end of chapter one,or maybe at the other planet because I refuse to think that nothing is going to be done with the other planet, and also i think that the worm thing is going to do something that will lead up to another chapter (like how product z lead up to chapter four)
Pretty sure the computer area is the fourth chapter’s map, and the fifth chapter is the tentacle area, and the level with the bouncing digital balls and paper cutout style are probably from chapter four.
Also the tentacle monster in the cutscene seems to be a final weapon of sorts, he might wreak havoc on the corporation and end up ending it once and for all
Exactly what I was thinking
So is this the 2nd planet you see at the end of the first game? This new planet with all the eyeballs and tentacle creatures.
I think it’s gonna be the same planet as the first game, but the new planet could be a part of the new story
imagine this: World of Goo Corporation 2.
What inspired you to create a completely identical World of Goo Corporation next to the old one?
@@alphaamoeba Money!
@@alphaamoeba Money!
World of goo Organization 😏™️©️®️
I’m so hyped
YEA
blorb from elysian eclipse in world of goo?!??!?!
The greatest crossover we didn’t know we needed
is it ever gonna come out on steam? ;(
Probably not because of some contract stuff
today releaseed
İn 2 tagen İst es so weit.
Where's the cool counter? (I believe it would be at 17 by the end)
Wow, I didn’t even know I said it that much!