Untitled Goose Game

You play as a terrible (although adorable) little goose as you ruin everybody's lives.

Does that not sound like the best game premise ever?

The visuals are really charming, the game controls pretty well, the "honk" button is simply amazing; everything about this game is fantastically fun.

Play the game. You won't regret it.

In the age of life-like videogames, Untitled Goose Game is the newest fad. It's animated, 2D, and can be addictive to the right player. Released on multiple platforms, such as Nintendo Switch and the PS4, its an easy game to play, but can be puzzling.

The graphics in Untitled Goose Game are an homage to the games of the past. There's not much to the game graphically, however you can spend hours playing and it seems like a few minutes have passed.

Fun, innovative, short and simple game. Not much else needs to be said. Doesn't take much to get going. A ton of fun.

I'm glad I made this purchase.

A great casual challenge as you wonder around, never in great danger but always with something to do. Figuring out the things on the to-do list had me scratching my head often but they were gettable. Then you have to actually pull them off!

I like to indulge the idea that the goose is a reincarnation of a guy who was driven to death by the town's people. Maybe he was gay and lynched or the torment drove him to suicide or something. That's my little head canon and it helps me enjoy the game because you do a LOT of malicious things in this.

With limited actions, you go through a nice handful of locations doing this and that. The semi-minimalist design and its zeitgheist of the small modern English town all just works.

The goose is credited to "a goose".

And not ALL the villagers dislike you.

A short open world (?)\sandbox (?) petty postal puzzle game with some stealth elements and elements of terrible physics sim. It's a low poly flat-shaded game, which works in UHD UWS Surround out of the box. The FoV is too low even at it's maximum (zoom out with toggle option) and camera sticks to the nearest person, even if a wrong one, but it's mostly a casual game, with all finicky parts being on optional to do lists. Running is made intentionally terrible, but the game doesn't punish you for outright turning it off for turning and instantly turning it on.

While it isn't much in a vacuum outside its premise, i don't see any other goose simulator. It's another step forward for gaming as a medium, and so far the best game of this year.