Over on Gamasutra, you can read a cool little interview with indie developers, 2D Boy, which consists of Kyle Gabler and Ron Carmel.

Their latest (and first) game to be released is the wonderful World of Goo, a physics-based game in which you build towers and structures using balls of goo, with the aim of reaching an exit point. Be sure to check out a trailer for World of Goo as well as make a point of visiting 2D Boy’s site.

The game is available on WiiWare as well as a multitude of PC online stores (Steam, Direct2Drive etc.). Spread the word and support developers of awe-inspiring indie games! Oh, and also go get the demo for World of Goo, up now on Filefront. At only 33 MB, it’s a no-brainer!

World of Goo’s premise seems simple enough; build a bridge or tower to reach the end of a level. With goo. Lots of goo. The thing is, there is a lot more to World of Goo than meets the eye, such as the awesomely stylised art, the colourful characters and peculiar situations you’ll find yourself in.

Maybe just watch the launch trailer below to get a better idea of just what World of Goo is all about, developed by indie developers, 2D Boy.

Fantastic! World of Goo releases today on PC (Steam, Direct2Drive, Greenhouse, Beanstalk Games) and WiiWare, but you can buy it right now through 2D Boy’s website.