- Our new game, Big Walk, is out now! - 4 August 2026
Today we released our follow-up to Untitled Goose Game. It's a cooperative multiplayer adventure about teamwork and talking, and it's called Big Walk.It's launching with a discount of 25% for the first couple of weeks.You can find out a bit more about it in this trailer:
- 17 excellent games are coming to PS Plus in March - 15 March 2023
A haul of 17 new games are making their way to PS Plus , following a cheaky tease during the recent State of Play . This includes a whopping 14 new additions to the Games Catalogue for PS Plus Extra subscribers, and three beloved classics to the PS Plus Premium Classics Collection. Each month, new games are added to the service for PlayStation Plus subscribers to download and play. As long as you have the required tier of sub , you'll be able to download a huge number of popular titles, all of which will remain on your account forever. Here all all 14 games coming to the PS Plus Games Catalogue, for those with a PS Plus Extra subscription: Read more
- Sam Barlow’s Her Story was offered ‘exposure’ in return for being put in a Tesla - 31 October 2022
In what happens to be a strange turn of events, and possibly the slow death of Twitter, Elon Musk has finally bought the social media platform at long last. In light of news, and amidst the various complaints on Twitter, a few stories surrounding the SpaceX CEO’s prior endeavours have emerged. One of such stories comes from Sam Barlow , the designer of Silent Hill: Shattered Memories and creator of Her Story, Telling Lies, and Immortality . Taking to Twitter following the news of Musk buying Twitter, Barlow shares that he was once asked to put Her Story in a car, for zero payment aside from 'exposure'. “Tesla once reached out to ask to put Her Story in a car. I asked how much they would pay for the license, and to cover the engineering work - they suggested zero, and that I consider the exposure I would get,” Barlow’s tweet reads. Read more
- 1.1.4 - 2 February 2021
- Added three new languages: Turkish, Czech and Dutch.
- Top Steam releases for September include successful sequels and spooky spirits - 26 October 2020
Hear ye hear ye, here’s the top releases on Steam from the month of September. As ever, some big names like Marvel and Mafia are on the list, and so are some long-awaited favorites like Spelunky 2 and Serious Sam 4 . More interesting though are the weird indie breakout games. Yup, Phasmophobia ‘s on there and you can’t stop me from talking about it. (more…)
- Untitled Goose Game now has co-op for double the goose mayhem - 23 September 2020
What’s worse than one goose loose in the local garden? Two geese, especially if they’re of one mind on how to best torture the villagers. Stealth chaos game Untitled Goose Game has launched a free update that lets you and your best goose friend terrorize the town together. It’s also now available on Steam and Itch. (more…)
- Untitled Goose Game is out! With two geese! - 23 September 2020
Oh, hello! Untitled Goose Game is now available! Here are a few little goodies for you to get excited about. The game is 25% off! As a launch treat, the game will be available at 25% off for the next two weeks. Two horrible geese! Starting today, you can play through the whole game with a friend, in our brand new two-player mode. Your saved progress can be played with either one or two geese, so if you start a game in single player, you can get a friend to join in and help you out (and vice versa, if you and your friend do such a bad job cooperating that you have a falling out and you need to go back to single player). Remote Play Together is supported! While two-player mode is local-multiplayer only, we’ve had a good time playing with Remote Play Together, which lets you play local-multiplayer games over the internet. Why not give it a try? Some delightful little stickers are here! We’…
- Have You Played… Untitled Goose Game? - 28 August 2020
Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time. The majority of us try to get through life without any unnecessary conflict. It’s a hassle that most can do without. That’s why I love games that allow for some tomfoolery. All the fun of being a bit mean, without any of the consequence. Although, I should say that I’m not talking about choosing the renegade option in Mass Effect ; I’m talking about some wholesome rascality, like snatching a sock from the clothesline of an old lady or swiping spectacles from a child. Untitled Goose Game embraces the art of mischief, without any malevolence. While you’re encouraged to be a sleepy English village’s number one nuisance, you’re not an evil goose. You’re a goose who just likes a bit of a laugh. A member of the gaggle that likes a giggle. (m…
- Untitled Goose Game doubles the honks with free co-op next month - 18 August 2020
What could village life more unbearable for Untitled Goose Game ‘s tormented villagers? Another goose, of course. Cooperative multiplayer is coming to House House’s breakthrough bird-nuisance romp as a free update next month, letting you tear around town with your fellow feathered friends alongside the game’s debut on Steam and Itch. (more…)
- Untitled Goose Game is getting co-op multiplayer - 18 August 2020
Honk honk - Untitled Goose Game is getting a co-operative multiplayer mode . The arsehole avian adventure will expand its aviary (and arsehole-ness) by adding a second playable goose on 23rd September, and both geese will be able to arsehole their way through the entire game in mischievous, co-operative revery. Or as developer House House puts it, "Play...as two horrible geese, honking twice as much, teaming up to plan pranks, and generally ruining everyone's day, together." Read more
- Untitled Goose Game's vinyl soundtrack is double-grooved for random tracks - 20 July 2020
The playful piano of Untitled Goose Game will be inscribed in plastic, creating a physical record of the goose’s havoc. To hear the piano is to know the crimes it accompanied. The merchmasters at Iam8bit today announced that the soundtrack’s vinyl release will launch on September 29th, and that it has a clever little trick. Just as the game’s soundtrack is different every time, the physical pressing is on a dual-groove record, so two different versions are on the same side and you won’t know which it will play until you start it rolling on those wheels of steel. (more…)
- I've been hanging out with Desktop Goose and he's the best kind of encouraging turd - 15 June 2020
We all loved playing as the horrible goose in Untitled Goose Game last year, but Sam Person’s Desktop Goose companion has now given me a taste of what it feels like to be on the receiving end of that terrible honking machine. The goose is, as you’d expect, a monster, slapping his tiny feet all across your monitor, dragging in goose-related pictures and notepad messages that he’s apparently typed with his own feet, and if you try and shut them down he’ll come after you and bite your mouse cursor. Desktop Goose has been out for a while, but it’s one of the many hundreds of games now available as part of the stupendously good value Itch Bundle For Racial Justice And Equality , which has just ticked over an incredible $7 million. But the goose isn’t all bad. Occasionally he’ll bring you notes of encouragement saying you’re doing a good job, an…
- How Untitled Goose Game made a game out of everyday items - 22 April 2020
This is The Mechanic , where Alex Wiltshire invites developers to discuss the difficult journeys they’ve taken to make their games. This time, Untitled Goose Game . Untitled Goose Game is a game about being a horrible goose, about making a mess and watching hapless Brits try to clear it up again. But under all that, it’s a game about things. Apples, hair brushes, keys, mallets, toy planes, tulips, teapots. After all, it takes things to mess things up. “Items are the language of the game,” co-designer Nico Disseldorp tells me. “They’re both the tools and the reward. They play a really central role in so much of what we do, and how people play.” (more…)
- Untitled Goose Game ran away with the GDC Awards game of the year trophy - 19 March 2020
Right after A Short Hike won the Independent Games Festival Awards grand prize last night, the Game Developers Choice Awards declared Untitled Goose Game the game of the year. Other games to win prizes Dev Choice Awards include Disco Elysium, Control, and Baba Is You – some good stuff. They also handed the Pioneer Award to Roberta Williams, the Sierra co-founder known for adventure games from Mystery House to Phantasmagoria. (more…)
- That pesky goose has gone and stolen the D.I.C.E award for Game Of The Year - 14 February 2020
The yearly D.I.C.E awards are officially wrapped for 2019’s games and a familiar bandit reportedly sneaked into the event. Well, as much as one’s sneaking when they’ve been nominated for a handful of awards. The Untitled Goose Game had its non-name thrown in the hat for Game Of The Year and the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences membership voted it in as winner. Congrats, horrible goose. Go add that shiny trophy to your collection of other stolen goods on top of the village bell and that lad’s glasses. You’ve done good. (more…)
- That dang goose can now be let loose on your desktop - 1 February 2020
Right, listen. There hasn’t been a single good goose-based goof, joke, edit, photoshop, tweet or otherwise made in the five months since House House let Untitled Goose Game loose upon the world. Slapping the feathered devil into any old context just doesn’t cut it, and the phrase “and you are a horrible goose” is a patter abyss – this is the hill I choose to die on. But VR developer Sam Chiet may have broken that trend with Desktop Goose , a digital companion that walks the walk, honks the honk, and causes chaos upon your poor PC. (more…)
- The 8 most peaceful gardens in games - 24 January 2020
One Off The List is our weekly list feature. Is there something you think doesn t deserve to be on this list? Comment with your reasons why, and next week it may be struck off. Put the 9mm down, for crying out loud. Not every game is about shooting your enemies in the shin bones. Honestly. Give me that, here, take this trowel. Now, follow me, through this tranquil landscape of blooming daffodils and perfectly arranged stone paths covered in happy moss. Yes, that s it, you want a turn around the garden. A bit of soil on your fingers. And there’s more where this came from. Here you go, 8 peaceful gardens in which to calm your trigger-happy soul. Breathe it in, shooter. Breathe it in. (more…)
- Someone's designed a nifty Untitled Goose Game Lego set - 21 January 2020
The angry avian star of developer House House's acclaimed Untitled Goose Game, in which nature fights back against humanity in the form of a perpetually disgruntled goose, has already inspired countless fan art delights - but now, thanks to one plucky creator, it's gone full Lego, and you can vote for a chance to get it made into a real set. Created by someone calling themselves A Fellow Player, the unofficial Untitled Goose Game Lego build (thanks GamesRadar ) - themed around goose's memorable early encounter with gardener - took the spotlight yesterday when it was selected as a Staff Pick over on the Lego Ideas website . Lego Ideas, if you're unfamiliar, is an official Lego initiative that enables fans to promote their build projects in a bid to get a proper release. "The worldwide phenomenon of 2019 comes to LEGO!," reads the Untitled Goose Game submission's description, "Enjoy life…
- Spend your Saturday watching several more PC speedruns on AGDQ - 10 January 2020
The yearly speedrunning event AGDQ is nearing its end but there are still a lot of PC runs to watch tomorrow, many of them new releases from 2019. The week-long winter edition of Games Done Quick is always fascinating even for older games with established speedrunning strategies. For new PC games, it will be a treat to see the earliest methods and discoveries that speedrunners have concocted. (more…)
- IGF finalists announced, confirm RPS is correct about everything - 8 January 2020
The Independent Games Festival Awards have announced their finalists , once more reflecting the esteemed opinions of RPS writers. Sad mutant blueberry simulator Mutazoine is the favourite for the Seumas McNally Grand Prize, and is also in the running for the Art, Audio and Narrative awards. Two thirds of Alices agree that it is well good. Other grand prize contenders include AI and sadness visual novel Eliza, uplifting flap-about A Short Hike, irresistible card-pusher Slay The Spire, and irritable waterfowl punter Untitled Goose Game. Also in the running is Anodyne 2: Return To Dust, the only game on the list that someone at RPS hasn’t thrown lavish praise at. Soz, Anodyne. (more…)
