It has been a long time coming, but World of Goo is officially available in the Android Market for devices running Android 2.2 and higher. The game is selling for $2.99, which is the same price as the non-HD iOS version. After December 5, the price will increase by 40 percent. It may be pricier than most games, but World of Goo never disappoints.

Goo-d news people! The iPhone version of World of Goo will be arriving any day now! 2D Boy Games, the company behind the title, has announced it should be available on iTunes very soon. So prepare yourself, because you’re going to want to make it a day-one purchase.

World of Goo for the iPhone’s normal price is going to be $2.99, but it’s going on sale the second it hits iTunes…

World of Goo is a pretty fun little casual puzzle game, which will lure you in and then get so difficult you’ll be consumed, trying to arrange goo balls in your sleep. If you haven’t experienced it yet and own an iPad, now’s the perfect time to give it a try. The game is currently on sale on iTunes…

World of Goo has appeared on the Wii, PC and Mac but hadn’t made the leap onto handhelds. World of Goo certainly has the brand recognition and critical acclaim to grace every platform available, but the game was a hot commodity to pirates. Still, 2D Boy has weathered this storm and is bringing its game to the iPad for the reasonable price of $9.99

2D Boy is taking a different approach to celebrating World of Goo’s first birthday. Instead of receiving tons of presents, 2D Boy decided to give us World of Goo for a discount of our choosing.

This means we can pay whatever we want for World of Goo. We can theoretically pay anything from $0.01 to $1 trillion for this game. This deal will continue until October 19, 2009.

Hey – do you like free stuff? Did you – or are you currently – into the excellent indie gem known as World Of Goo? If you said “hell yes!” to either or both of these questions, then click on over to this link and download the World of Goo soundtrack. The music is awesome, especially considering the achievement of the project – as a wildly popular and successful game made by two people.

World of Goo is a physics-based puzzle game developed by independent developer 2D Boy — a two man organization founded by ex-Electronic Arts employees Kyle Gabler and Ron Carmel. It was released as both a WiiWare and Windows PC download earlier this week (October 13, 2008).

World of Goo first entered the spotlight when it received the Design Innovation and Technical Excellence awards at the 2008 Independent Games Festival, in addition to being nominated for the Seumas McNally Grand Prize award (which was eventually given to Kloonigames’s Crayon Physics Deluxe).

The premise of the game is…