Goat Simulator 3 Review (PlayStation 5)

For this Goat Simulator 3 Review, Pilgor’s baaack! Gather your herd and venture forth into Goat Simulator 3; an all-new (at least on Steam), totally realistic, sandbox farmyard experience. Invite up to three friends in local or online co-op, create carnage as a team, or compete in mini-games and then not be friends anymore.

Goat Simulator 3 Review Pros:

• Decent graphics.
• 3.88GB download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• Graphics settings – field of view slider, motion blur quality, and motion blur amount.
• Accessibility settings – camera smoothing, camera shakes, and flip controller sticks.
• Subtitles – on/off and background on/off.
• Online and offline mode.
• Controller settings – Invert axis and sensitivity sliders, and remap controls.
• Crazy goat Mayhem gameplay.
• In-game cutscenes that can be skipped.
• A lot of humor throughout.
• Tutorial pop-ups as you play.
• Open world play how you want.
• The map fills in as you progress and shows question marks for locations, they fill in when discovered.
• Goat towers need synchronizing and then act as fast travel points.
• A lot of Easter eggs and nods to other game franchises and mechanics.
• Instincts and quests are lists of activities and missions that are tracked and give rewards.
• Seven mini-games to find and unlock for use in multiplayer.
• The game is going for a more in-depth meatier experience than before.
• Collectibles – ramps and trinkets can be found and ticked off in the list.
• Unlock and equip customisation options for your sheep – head, body, back, feet, fur, horns, and goat types.
• Now you can grind on wires/railings, and wall climb.
• The now traditional method of headbutting and using your tongue to grab and throw items is back.
• Ragdoll at any time with a button press.
• The goat tower can be entered and upgraded as you find more towers.
• Puzzle elements to some of the events.
• You just go around and do events as and when you find them or get them marked on the map for later.
• When finishing an event the world can change it up or add natural disasters. the game is a pure meme generator.
• Very accessible.
• Clothing can add new features like flying.
• Unlock and play as different animals.

Goat Simulator 3 Review Cons:

• Any online interactions or features require a PS Plus subscription.
• No colorblind support.
• Being aimless in terms of how you go about events you can grow bored of the gimmick.
• At times the game lets your character fall through platforms and walls.
• The movement is such that any narrow gaps are a nightmare.
• Had puzzles reset themselves for no reason.
• Annoying pop-ups.
• Some of the gear you put on can put annoying music or noises on it.
• Trying to be precise in anything is nigh on impossible.

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Goat Simulator 3:

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Developer: Coffee Stain Studios

Publisher: Coffee Stain Studios

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