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As you make your way througheach new stage inWorld of Goo 2, there will be new obstacles to overcome, and challenges to face. Each will get progressively harder, which will make it more difficult to follow a completionist run and meet all the challenges in the level.
One of the first difficult levels you will come across in Chapter 1 is Juicer, which is the third stage and will require more than just building a bridge to reach the finish line. If you want to properly complete the Juicer stage andmeet all the challenge requirements, here’s what you can do.
How to Complete Juicer in World of Goo 2
When you arrive at the Juicer stage inthe fresh puzzle game,World of Goo 2, the first thing you will need to do is release all the goo in thegreen sackat the top left of the screen. To do this, all you have to do is pull on the green connecting pieces and pull them down to release everything.
We recommend not releasing all of them immediately, so you will want to release two sections, get them to the very bottom, and attach them to the block filled with other goo pieces. Then, once they are all attached, you can move on to the next goo section in the green sack and let them go. Once you have enough goo balls, you can start building your bridge upwards towards the top right.
If you need to, you may also press thewhite bugfloating around to go back in time if you make a mistake. This will allow you to replay any areas that you might have messed up, or where you might have knocked your bridge over. Once you’ve attached enough goo balls together and have fully built your bridge, you will have reached the end goal at the top right and completedthe tough physics puzzle.
How to Complete Juicer Challenges in World of Goo 2
If you have successfully completed the Juicer stage but didn’t quitehit all the challenges, we will show you how you can do this. These are the challenges you will need to complete:
If you want to collect 41 or more balls, you’re able to follow the instructions we mentioned earlier, where you will need torelease each section slowlyto ensure you don’t lose all the goo balls. You will also need to make sure you start building the bridge while the goo is slowly moving down, so the new goo balls have space to attach to the block. You can also form an additional barrier that prevents goo from falling into the pit, as shown above.
The next,and quite difficult, challengerequires you to complete the level in 9 or fewer moves. To do this, the first thing we recommend doing isstretch outeach goo ball as far as it can go. This will make it easier for you to create fewer goo ball connections. You will need to break the wet sack at leasttwo timesto get enough goo out, and then once the goo balls have woken up, attempt to stretch them out as far as possible and make your bridge skinny to reach the top in seven more moves. The last move you will want to do quickly, and you most likely won’t completely reach the top, but the pipe will suck up the goo balls anyway.
As for finishing in under 40 seconds, start by immediately going to the wet sack in the top left andreleasing all of itto get the goo flowing as fast as possible. When the goo touches the first set of goo balls and wakes them up, you can immediately start throwing the goo balls at the block to wake them all up as well. Then, start building up to the top as quickly as possible to avoid it toppling over.
