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Goat Simulator 3 Licks Onto the Scene This November

July 30, 2022 - 1 min read
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Peter is a semi-professional writer with 5+ years of experience within the games media space. Having been a general contributor, staff writer, and associate editor, Peter has published over 4,000 articles and long-form interviews with game developers for several major games outlets. Additionally, Peter has experience with capturing game footage, editing reviews, and even live streaming.

Developer Coffee Stain Studios has announced that Goat Simulator 3 will be releasing on November 17, 2022. It will be heading to PC (via the Epic Games Store), PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. A collector’s edition will be available on launch.

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    After teasing Goat Simulator 3 during this year’s not-E3, Coffee Stain Studios has given us a release day for its joke sequel. Titled 3 as a prank on the fact that a 2 doesn’t exist, the biggest addition with Goat Simulator 3 is that players will now be able to partake of co-op play. The original had a form of multiplayer that was more about causing chaos in its open sandbox versus actually progressing in any of its checklist objectives. Now, you and two other goats can lick and heat butt everything in sight to your hearts content.

    Goat in a Box

    If you’re a mega fan of Goat Simulator, you may want to pre-order the collector’s edition package for this upcoming sequel. Titled the “Goat in a Box” edition, it comes with exactly what that name implies: a plush goat in a box. In addition to the cute plushie, you’ll also receive a steelbook case for the game, a soundtrack disc, some postcards, a reversible poster, and some extra in-game content in the form of skins. If you’re more for digital variants, the Goat Simulator 3: Digital Downgrade Edition includes all of the extra digital content from the collector’s edition. While also a joke title, it’s named as such since it includes remastered maps from the original game.

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