Goat Simulator

In short: Goat Simulator is a simulation game released in 2014 by Coffee Stain Studios, available on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo and Mobile. Our score: 7.5/10 (worth buying, especially on sale).

Goat Simulator

An absurd third-person simulation game where the player controls a goat, exploring an open world and causing as much destruction as possible. It's known for its buggy, comedic gameplay.

Goat Simulator, developed by Coffee Stain Studios, is an unconventional and deliberately broken third-person simulation game that took the gaming world by storm upon its release in 2014. The premise is simple yet utterly absurd: players control a mischievous goat in an open-world environment, with the primary objective being to cause as much chaos and destruction as humanly (or rather, goat-ly) possible. Far from being a traditional simulator aiming for realism, Goat Simulator embraces its glitches and janky physics, turning them into core gameplay mechanics and sources of endless comedic moments. The game offers a sandbox experience where players are encouraged to experiment with the environment, discover hidden secrets, and exploit the game's intentionally buggy nature to achieve ridiculous feats. Whether it's headbutting cars into oblivion, licking objects to drag them around, or launching themselves into the sky via various contraptions, the sheer freedom to be a destructive goat is what defines the experience. The humor is slapstick and self-aware, constantly winking at the player with absurd objectives and pop-culture references scattered throughout the maps. Despite its simplistic graphics and intentionally unpolished feel, Goat Simulator carved out a niche for itself as a refreshing antidote to more serious, grand-scale titles. It's a game that doesn't take itself seriously, inviting players to unwind and indulge in pure, unadulterated silliness. Over the years, it h…

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Our review

Goat Simulator is a uniquely chaotic and undeniably hilarious experience that thrives on its intentional brokenness. While not a masterpiece in traditional gaming terms, its charm lies in its commitment to absurdity. The gameplay encourages exploration and destructive creativity, making every session an unpredictable romp. Graphics are basic, and the 'story' is non-existent, but these are hardly the point. Its true value comes from the sheer silliness and endless opportunities for emergent gameplay. It's a game you pick up to laugh, experiment, and share ridiculous moments with friends. A great stress-reliever and a testament to unconventional game design. Multiplayer adds to the fun, allowing shared mayhem.

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FAQ

Is Goat Simulator a serious simulation game?
Absolutely not! Goat Simulator is intentionally buggy and absurd, focusing on humor and destruction rather than realistic simulation.
What platforms is Goat Simulator available on?
It's available on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and Mobile devices.
Are there any goals or objectives in the game?
While there are some achievements and subtle objectives, the main goal is to simply explore, cause destruction, and have fun in the sandbox environment. It's more about emergent gameplay.
Can I play Goat Simulator with friends?
Yes, Goat Simulator offers local split-screen multiplayer on consoles and PC, allowing you to enjoy the chaos with friends.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.
Is the game suitable for all ages?
Goat Simulator is generally considered suitable for most ages due to its slapstick humor and cartoonish violence. It's rated E10+ in the US and PEGI 12 in Europe, mainly for crude humor and mild fantasy violence.

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