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2018PC63 % positive

You play as a goat hopping through quirky 2D levels while handling light survival elements. A small, offbeat indie platformer built around silliness.

  • Jumping and platforming

The closest matches for Goat Life are I am Bread, Wirm and A Weird Game About Sausage. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Goat Life special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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I am Bread

88 %Match

2014PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck verified78 % positive12.79 €

Brings what grabs you about Goat Life: jumping and platforming, easy-to-grasp systems as well as a bright tone.

You control a slice of bread, wrestling with deliberately clumsy physics-based controls as you climb through household environments to reach a toaster. The awkward handling delivers absurd humor and frustration in equal measure.

Wirm

Jumping and platforming

A small, playful physics platformer where you wiggle your way through a tiny adventure as a wobbly worm. Quirky controls and humor take center stage.

City Climber

Jumping and platforming

A goofy physics-driven climbing game where you scramble through varied environments, constantly falling and causing chaos. There's a light story, but the real draw is the funny failure.

Run

Jumping and platforming

A small indie platformer with a retro vibe where you run, hide or fly high. Little reliable information exists about it, so this rating is conservative.

Supfly Delivery Simulator

Jumping and platforming

You play a delivery robot in a world where a courier service rules humanity, sprinting and jumping to catch parcels under time pressure. Keep punctual and watch your battery, because a dead robot means trouble.

Yolked

Gameplay comes before story

You guide an egg that climbs, grabs and swings its way through absurd, physics-driven obstacles. Its mix of silly humor and maddeningly precise movement is what makes it stand out.

Helping Hand

Pure single-player experience

A small indie experiment where you get around different environments using only one working left hand, while uncovering why the rest of your body is broken.

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