Summary
- Goat Simulator Remastered might be coming soon for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, based on recent reports and ratings in Taiwan.
- The original Goat Simulator was a viral hit with chaotic gameplay, leading to a sequel with open-world features in Goat Simulator 3.
- Fans of quirky simulator games can anticipate improved graphics and potentially bundled DLC in the rumored Goat Simulator Remastered release.
The original Goat Simulator could be making a comeback with a remastered edition for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S soon, according to recent reports. Goat Simulator was one of the wackiest games to come out in the 2010s, and it soon became famous due to the crazy destruction promoted by its protagonist, Goat.
Developed by Coffee Station Studios and released in 2014, Goat Simulator went viral soon after its launch, becoming famous with several streamers due to its chaotic gameplay with a destructive Goat. The game was so successful that it spawned a sequel called Goat Simulator 3 in 2022, which iterated on some aspects of the core gameplay, offering an open-world experience in contrast with the arcade-like gameplay of the original entry.
Goat Simulator 3: Multiverse of Nonsense - All Goatroit Events
There are eleven events and secret events in the Goatroit area of Goat Sim 3's Multiverse of Nonsense expansion.
Now, Gematsu has spotted that Goat Simulator Remastered has been rated for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC in Taiwan. Games are generally only rated when they are nearing their releases, so this indicates that Goat Simulator Remastered could be coming out soon, despite not being officially announced yet. However, it’s also important to take this rumor with a grain of salt, as sometimes rating boards may be incorrectly displaying information, or games may be delayed or canceled.
Goat Simulator Remastered Was Recently Rated for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC
The news of a possible Goat Simulator remaster should not surprise fans of the franchise. The original Goat Simulator managed to sell over 2.5 million copies soon after its release, despite being a small indie project that originally started as a joke, and the strangely named Goat Simulator sequel also seems to be doing well.
While fans of the original Goat Simulator should likely be excited about a remaster, Goat Simulator 3 is still offering new content for players. With the release of the recent Goat Simulator 3: Multiverse of Nonsense DLC, even more missions and locations were added to the game last month. Multiverse of Nonsense brought to players a large new sandbox world that can be explored by the Goat, including locations such as a puzzle world, a universe where goats are humans, and an Olympian region.
In any case, the rumors regarding Goat Simulator Remastered are excellent news for gamers who love strange and quirky simulator games. If the remaster is real, it’s likely to be released with improved graphics and possibly all five DLC as part of the core game, making it a perfect pick for both gamers who have never tried the franchise before or are nostalgic for the original game.
Goat Simulator
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OpenCritic Reviews
- Top Critic Avg: 60 /100 Critics Rec: 22%
- Released
- April 1, 2014
- ESRB
- M for Mature: Blood, Crude Humor, Drug Reference, Strong Language, Violence
- Developer(s)
- Coffee Stain Studios
- Publisher(s)
- Coffee Stain Studios, Double Eleven
- Engine
- Unreal Engine 3
- Multiplayer
- Local Multiplayer
- Franchise
- Goat Simulator
WHERE TO PLAY
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! WASD to write history.
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! Or you could just give Steam Workshop a spin and create your own goats, levels, missions, and more! When it comes to goats, not even the sky is the limit, as you can probably just bug through it and crash the game.
