The music, especially when near the ‘Flappy Goat’ mini game, can become repetitive but does fade into the background due to its gentle temperament. Goat hitting the floor and screams of fleeing civilians go well to match the entertaining visual half of Goat Simulator’s presentation. The textures may not be of the highest quality and the models could do with some tweaking but the visual presentation certainly doesn’t detract from the game. A bright vibrant colour palette has been used to great effect to enhance the playful theme that runs throughout the title. The overarching presentation fits into the same rough category. Starting life as a developer’s test shines through in the quirky nature and bug styled features. Almost instantaneously after gamers get their hands on the game, the realism then is replaced by fun. The realism extends to a number of features such as gravity, the environment and to some extent the main character, whom we shall simply refer to as Mr. The game is not like many other simulators. Many have called the game an April Fool’s joke that somehow wasn’t a joke, but is there more behind the entertaining concept? Released on April 1st the game is exclusively for PC and can be purchased from the digital download service Steam. Goat Simulator is the latest in simulation technology from the awesome Coffee Stain Studios.
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