The simple controls are slick and satisfying (the HONK sound effects in particular are excellent) and most interactions function exactly how you want them to. Complete these tasks in any order you like and however you like, there is plenty of room for creativity.Īs you complete each to-do list, a new area in the village opens up, with new challenges to complete and people to mess with. Progression is marked by to-do lists with straight-forward tasks to complete, sometimes made slightly more cryptic so as to not be a direct hand-holding quest log. The gameplay is a combination of puzzle solving, stealth and waddling around having a good time. And there is no way to lose, no fail state, because what self-respecting person is going to harm a goose? “HONK HONK” (translation: “I carry this cone as a warning, for I am a danger to society.”) You harass children, steal things and HONK at people constantly. The gameplay involves breaking things and upsetting the inhabitants of a small village as a comically nefarious goose. The Untitled Goose Game is a puzzle game with stealth elements, but can be best described as a stylised goose simulator. Now that it has come out, let’s see if it’s a HONKing good time, or a downy disappointment. The Australian developers, House House, released brief snippets of what this game would be, giving little more information than “You are a naughty goose.” No-one even knew what sort of genre it would be. The Untitled Goose Game initially caught the world’s attention in a Nintendo Direct.
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