Simple, elegant and beautiful. Gorogoa is a gorgeous piece of video game art that places the player in a world of stunning hand illustrated images, layered one upon another, that create depth and movement through the visual arrangement of two dimensional space. The game is short but deeply satisfying and a joy to play. It may not suit every gamer’s personal sensibilities, but I doubt anyone can deny Gorogoa’s masterful artistry.

This is stellar on ever level - amazing animation, concept, puzzles, and totally unique. Truly think everyone should try it, it’s very memorable and worth the play.

I’m sure whoever made Gorogoa is some sort of mad insufferable genius like Alan Moore but like Alan Moore I am just so happy they exist. Gorogoa is an incredibly unique puzzle game with an abstract story and a gorgeous art style, and it’s unique puzzle mechanics are so cool. Play this game if you like puzzles.

You might be frustrated at points during this game, but don't cheat! It will be worth it when you finally have that ah ha moment. What an unusual puzzle game. I appreciate that each level brought something fresh while still having fairly simple game mechanics. Sometimes short indie puzzlers feel like by the time you figured the mechanics out the game is over. Gorogoa gives just enough help that you can figure things out if you keep trying or take a break when you're stuck. I whiled away a few hours w this weekend in this gorgeous game and felt like I was stepping between medieval manuscripts, and Escher-like imagination/dream, and someone's diary.

Gorogoa is one of those rare games that makes you go "Huh, how did they pull that off?". It's not that it's as mind-bending as games like Viewfinder or Superliminal, which kind of makes you question reality, but more so that it's amazing the level of 2D puzzle craftmanship - as well as stunning art - that's on display here. My girlfriend and I played it together in (almost) one sitting, with her having the controller the whole way through, but that didn't lessen the experience at all for me. What a gem. 100% recommend this game to gamers and non-gamers alike.

A masterpiece. I don't know why it took so long for me to finally play the game.

A short, beautiful puzzle with incredible visuals, immersive sound design, and an amazing story telling mechanic. I wish it was longer!

Wonderful art style, smart mechanics, lovely story, perfectly suited for mobile play. This is really a great game, as good as they say.

Very interesting puzzle game, with a unique concept that is well explored (rearranging tiles so their elements interact with each other, through time and space.. it's better seen in action.) Story is interesting and quite beautiful, though it seems to be very vague/metaphorical I've been giving it quite some thought after finishing. Quick game, challenging in the cool way. The art is really good, especially knowing the whole thing was hand-drawn. The panels flow seamlessly between various environments, colors and objects. Very worth a play

7/10 Très court (2 heures max) mais très sympa, ça revisite vraiment le genre du puzzle 2D. En plus c’est très beau. Bon j’ai rien compris à l’histoire mais ça on s’en fout.

While Gorogoa is an amazing experience, it’s a very brief one with little to no replay unless you’re chasing the few achievements you missed the first time through, or you may really want to experience it again afterwards with a better grasp of its mechanics. As a puzzle game, it’s unique, interesting and absolutely gorgeous. It’s obvious that Gorogoa was a labor of love, and it shows. Mechanically it’s ingenious and what it lacks in length, it makes up in quality. Quality over quantity is the perfect slogan for this unique puzzler that I’ll remember for quite sometime.

A fun little puzzle game. I really liked the game mechanics. At times I struggled with the puzzles, but except for the end of the 5th fruit I didn't have to look anything up.