When I first saw Goat sim on the steam store, I wondered why anyone would make it. It looked terrible. Graphically, the visuals weren't particularly pleasing, and from the title, I didn't expect the gameplay to be very good. I predicted the community that played it to be a plethora of culkin individuals, and to be fair, all of my predictions were right.

The gameplay may not be very good, but there's no denying, the glitches, problems, idiocies that one may encounter while playing this game are what make it great. The lack of bug fixes show us, that a game doesn't have to be well made to be good. For such a cheap game, one can have a lot of fun. With so many things to visit, to do, to eat, to lick, this game makes the average person wish they were truly a goat, living in a world of virtual nonsensical violence and mayhem.

When I first saw Goat sim on the steam store, I wondered why anyone would make it. It looked terrible. Graphically, the visuals weren't particularly pleasing, and from the title, I didn't expect the gameplay to be very good. I predicted the community that played it to be a plethora of culkin individuals, and to be fair, all of my predictions were right. The gameplay may not be very good, but there's no denying, the glitches, problems, idiocies that one may encounter while playing this game are what make it great. The lack of bug fixes show us, that a game doesn't have to be well made to be good. For such a cheap game, one can have a lot of fun. With so many things to visit, to do, to eat, to lick, this game makes the average person wish they were truly a goat, living in a world of virtual nonsensical violence and mayhem.