Roogoo Now Available on PC
Not just for Xbox live arcade anymore.
Date: Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Author: Jeff McAllister

SouthPeak Games has confirmed that its puzzle game Roogoo is now available for Windows PC. Roogoo, which was previously released on Xbox LIVE Arcade for the Xbox 360, features 45 levels as well as two-player split screen.

Taking place in the fantasyland of Planet Roo, you star as one of the last Roogoo’s still uncorrupted by the evil King Goo. King Goo can think of nothing but power and uses his influence to make other Roogoos believe that greed is the way of life. He starts to steal joyful meteors from the sky and uses their powers to build bigger and more powerful cities.

In order to accomplish your quest and save Planet Roo, you must guide falling meteors, in the form of different shape blocks, through rotating platforms. When matched correctly, the blocks are allowed to reach their intended destination. Each meteor you guide correctly gets you one step closer to your goal.

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