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Goat Simulator GoatZ

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About Game

You are about to embark on an absurd and hilarious adventure in the wacky world of Goat Simulator GoatZ. This outrageous offshoot of the infamous Goat Simulator universe from the crazy minds at Coffee Stain Studios takes silliness to a whole new level. It's not everyday you stumble upon a game that challenges you to survive a post-apocalyptic world as a goat fighting off zombies. With the charm of its predecessor, GoatZ further ups the ante by adding a horde of shambling corpses to dodge and outmaneuver. So join in on the fun and witness the improbable blend of goats and zombies in this strange, but entertaining concoction of a game.

Goat Simulator GoatZ

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Adventure Simulation Puzzle Strategy

Developer

Coffee Stain Publishing

Updated

May 6, 2015

How to play

GoatZ leans into its quirkiness with a mandatory crafting system, allowing players to craft anything their heart desires, provided it's one of the half dozen versatile weapons available. Zombies are rampant, which makes gameplay exciting as this is, after all, a zombie game with a twist. The game features an impressively large map that is teeming with unpredictable stuff. Survival mode is where the thrills peak, requiring players to feed their goat every five minutes or face the consequences. Plus there's a casual mode for those wanting a break from goat feeding every now and then. Lastly, the game offers a slew of unlockable goats with bizarre abilities to keep things interesting – shrink heads, hang glide, create chaos, spit, and above all, be a goat.

Features

If you're someone who appreciates the delight in absurdity, then GoatZ is a game you should definitely pick up, it's fun, enjoyable and an absolute riot to play. The game offers a sense of exhilaration as you dodge zombies, craft weapons, and just try to survive. Last but not least, GoatZ is distinctive, its appeal doesn't rely on being the best looking nor the most polished, instead, it thrives on its own madness. And boy, does it do madness very well.