When comparing The Room Two vs World of Goo, the Slant community recommends World of Goo for most people. In the question“What are the best Android tablet games?” World of Goo is ranked 1st while The Room Two is ranked 27th. The most important reason people chose World of Goo is:
A lot of attention has been put into creating interesting levels with great pacing and variety throughout the game.
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Pros
Pro Multiple objects to interact with
There are now multiple objects in a room that all need to be utilized to solve the puzzle.
Pro Better graphics than first version
Graphics are an improvement over Room-1.
Pro Interactive 3D puzzles
Move objects around with your finger in the right order.
Pro Improvements on every aspect of the first game
The Room Two improves every feature of the last game. Story, graphics even the puzzles are better.
Pro Up to three user profiles
A new addition from the first title is user profiles. Now up to three of your friends or family can create their own game saves.
Pro Great variety in puzzles
A lot of attention has been put into creating interesting levels with great pacing and variety throughout the game.
Pro Beautiful visual style
World of Goo is pleasing to look at. Most of the time it's very colorful and joyful, but it changes from time to time to reflect different parts of the world. Nevertheless, it is stylistically well presented throughout the game.
Pro A twisted tale
As you start playing there doesn't seem to be much of a story. A few philosophical messages left behind by the Sign Painter and a cut-scene here or there. But as you progress through the game you unearth different details about a slightly disturbing world.
Pro Good, funny music
Each level has good and very funny music.
Pro Excellent physics engine
Physics in-game take into account gravity, wind, weight of different goo-balls, structural integrity of your architectural solutions to create an addictive, "let me try this one more time"-type of gameplay.
Cons
Con Too short and lacks replayability
The game can be finished in under four hours and lacks any real replayability once all the puzzles are solved.
Con No co-op mode
The PC version does not include the co-op mode that was included in the Wii Ware version.