After all, you're just learning the ropes of this bizarre take on tower defense, and with so much new going on it's hard to see through the cracks. Witty writing and intentionally poor delivered dialogue suffice for the first few levels in Unstoppable Gorg. It creates a world where you can't help but start out smiling, ready to take on cheesy looking aliens and save the clich¿ damsel in distress. Its campy, 50's sci-fi feeling of the cut-scenes and in-game graphics help set the tone, and immediately lets you know what comes next shouldn't be taken seriously. In this regard Unstoppable Gorg also succeeds. Titles like Team Fortress 2, The Legend of Zelda: Windwaker and Rayman: Origins are memorable not only because they're fun, but also because their unique visual design and music help set them apart. Nailing an aesthetic can go a long way towards making a game memorable.
