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You play a destructive goat let loose in a small open sandbox, scoring points for absurd stunts and enjoying deliberately broken ragdoll physics. Pure slapstick mayhem with no plot to speak of.
What defines Goat Simulator:
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The closest matches for Goat Simulator are Barnyard, Deeeer Simulator and Totally Reliable Delivery Service. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Goat Simulator special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
94 %
Best match
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Accessible and relaxed
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Gameplay comes before story
A chaotic physics sandbox where you play a floppy ragdoll courier delivering packages by bike, van or plane. The wobbly controls and absurd mishaps create constant laughs, especially in co-op.
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Gameplay comes before story
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Bright, upbeat tone
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Bright, upbeat tone
A kid-friendly racing game set in the Cars universe, where you race and take part in festival events in and around Radiator Springs as Lightning McQueen and friends. Light, colorful and easy to pick up.
89 %
Gameplay comes before story
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89 % −85 %Gameplay comes before story
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88 % −35 %Bright, upbeat tone
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87 %
Accessible and relaxed
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