![]() This means stealing sandwiches, jam, carrots, radios, and the like, and depositing them on a picnic blanket. The objectives have great fun with that too – the main “task” in the first area, for example, is to collect a “picnic” together. These objectives all involve – you guessed it – the goose being an arsehole. Untitled Goose Game has objectives, in theory. It doesn’t last long either you can always break the farmer out of his philosophical musings with a good loud honk. You’ll be stealing everything from carrots to radios, balls to keys, and while this does, very rarely, break the game (when I successfully stole the farmer’s keys after he’d left the farm, closing the door to lock him out, he just stood at the waist-high fence, looking sadly at the land he apparently thought he could no longer access), you’ll still do it anyway, because when the AI does go a little wonky it’s all the more hilarious. Seconds later you’re dunking some poor sap’s sandwich in a lake, and honking at a farmer, purely because that’s the arsehole thing to do. ![]() There’s something so viciously mischievous about his cute little face. The goose is terrible, and that’s exactly what makes him delightful.įrom the moment that goose pops his head out of a bush at the start of a game, you know that he’s all about trouble. ![]() Best of all, you play as a goose, who is a bit of an arsehole. Every second of it offers up the driest of dry humour which, coupled with airy soundtrack and charmingly personable visuals, is the mark of a confident, clever development team. It gives players a toybox, and then encourages them to mess it up in whatever wildly creative way they can dream up. Untitled Goose Game is the perfect game in its simplicity.
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