Dreams Come True: Goat Simulator brings your goat fantasies to life, offering an unparalleled goat simulation experience that lets you embrace your inner goat. Surprisingly nice lighting and shadows aside, everything looks very plain and undetailed, as though the art was designed for a different game altogether (which is entirely possible).

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The fact that you can never die or fail in any way means that there’s nothing to lose from those bugs, and everything to gain when something tremendously unlikely results from them.Goat Simulator's charm also lies in its willingness to embrace its own glitches and quirks, turning them into features. The game has been compared by the developer to skateboarding games, but where the player controls a goat aimed at doing as much damage as possible around an open world map, without any other larger goals.

Still more interesting are the unannounced goals, like tipping a “Giant Death Boulder” positioned on a hill above a barbeque party, stumbling into the secret goat kingdom and gaining magical powers, or finding the awesome and completely uncontrollable jetpack.

Plenty of collectibles are stashed around the map, and grabbing that stuff unlocks a few great alternate models. Dan Stapleton of IGN considered the title a "clever interactive spoof of all the broken game physics we’ve seen in open worlds" and despite being short, was a "hell of a good time".