OOG: The Object Orientation Game

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OOG challenges you to arrange geometric shapes into target designs. Using a square, parallelogram, and five triangles, you rotate and position pieces to match silhouettes ranging from simple polygons to complex figures. Each puzzle requires spatial reasoning and trial-and-error tinkering. The game includes dozens of built-in challenges plus the option to design your own. A helpful hint system lets you place individual pieces correctly if you get stuck. The simplicity of the mechanics hides a surprisingly deep puzzle experience. Despite its 1995 release, the core gameplay remains crisp and accessible. Players appreciate the balance between difficulty and guidance, though the lack of modern polish might feel dated. The ability to create and share custom puzzles adds longevity, making it a niche title for those who enjoy hands-on geometric challenges.