Roogoo: Twisted Towers is the Wii edition of SpiderMonk Entertainment's shape-matching puzzle game. In Roogoo, players manipulate discs with holes of different shapes, reminiscent of a toddler's toy, in order to allow objects of different shapes to fall through. The action moves from disc to disc, each of which must be turned to line up the correct hole for the dropping object -- a circle, square, triangle, star, heart, or object of another such shape, that falls from above. The Wii game features dozens of puzzles set in various themed environments. When Roogoo: Twisted Towers is connected to the concurrently released DS version of the game, Roogoo Attack, additional levels are unlocked for play in both games.
Here's what we thought... at the beginning my 9 year old son thought it was way too easy for him - my 5 year old daughter wasn't so sure about it.
We let the 9 year old to the main testing of the game because he's better with games and figuring out the way things work faster than my daughter can (the age difference and all).
After the first level things started to get a little bit harder. The levels seem to progress and get more difficult as you go. The story mode is where you run through alone and figure things out.
Party play is a great way to get the family involved. You can even pick cute little pictures that can be set for each player.
Overall, this is a great game for younger kids, if my son had been older I don't think he would've been interested in even trying. We are still figuring out the entire game, but so far we've enjoyed it.
The design of the game is easy to use and figure out. The characters are adorable. I would definitely recommend it with kids that like the puzzle aspect of spatial reasoning.
My 5 year old likes it more now that she's seen her brother play it. It will be a game she can play with or without him.
This is one of those kinds of games that you don't even realize that you're learning a skill with. It does a great job of making spatial reason a fun game inside of something like the old box with shapes you shove into holes. It is a great game. You can get it at:
http://playerschoicevideogames.com/pd-roogoo-twisted-towers-wii.cfm.
I received a free copy of the game for review! We can't wait to see what else comes out from this company.
We let the 9 year old to the main testing of the game because he's better with games and figuring out the way things work faster than my daughter can (the age difference and all).
After the first level things started to get a little bit harder. The levels seem to progress and get more difficult as you go. The story mode is where you run through alone and figure things out.
Party play is a great way to get the family involved. You can even pick cute little pictures that can be set for each player.
Overall, this is a great game for younger kids, if my son had been older I don't think he would've been interested in even trying. We are still figuring out the entire game, but so far we've enjoyed it.
The design of the game is easy to use and figure out. The characters are adorable. I would definitely recommend it with kids that like the puzzle aspect of spatial reasoning.
My 5 year old likes it more now that she's seen her brother play it. It will be a game she can play with or without him.
This is one of those kinds of games that you don't even realize that you're learning a skill with. It does a great job of making spatial reason a fun game inside of something like the old box with shapes you shove into holes. It is a great game. You can get it at:
http://playerschoicevideogames.com/pd-roogoo-twisted-towers-wii.cfm.
I received a free copy of the game for review! We can't wait to see what else comes out from this company.
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