If you were one of the smart cookies who didn’t get caught up in the hype surrounding its release, you can now find yourself picking up Goat Simulator on Xbox One for nothing.
…if you were one of those who purchased the game upon its release, well, shame on you!
Available to download for free right now is Goat Simulator on Xbox One. The Xbox Games With Gold scheme has brought us many great games, a few decent ones and a couple of titles that we’d rather see the back of. Which camp Goat Simulator is in will be completely up to you – but let our full review help you decide.
You can read more about the free games being given away to all Xbox Live Gold subscribers throughout June 2016 right here.
Game Description:
Goat Simulator is the latest in goat simulation technology, bringing next-gen goat simulation to YOU. You no longer have to fantasize about being a goat, your dreams have finally come true! Gameplay-wise, Goat Simulator is all about causing as much destruction as you possibly can as a goat. It has been compared to an old-school skating game, except instead of being a skater, you’re a goat, and instead of doing tricks, you wreck stuff. Destroy things with style, such as doing a backflip while headbutting a bucket through a window, and you’ll earn even more points! When it comes to goats, not even the sky is the limit, as you can probably just bug through it and crash the game. Disclaimer Goat Simulator is a completely stupid game and, to be honest, you should probably spend your money on something else, such as a hula hoop, a pile of bricks, or maybe pool your money together with your friends and buy a real goat. Key Features • You can be a goat • Get points for wrecking stuff – brag to your friends that you’re the alpha goat • MILLIONS OF BUGS! We’re only eliminating the crash-bugs, everything else is hilarious and we’re keeping it • In-game physics that bug out all the time • Seriously look at that goat’s neck • You can be a goat
If you want to experience the life of a goat, the Xbox One Games Store awaits.
