A stealth game inverted into a comedy of petty harassment: House House casts players as a goose loose in an English village, working through a to-do list of thefts, honks and small cruelties against people trying to get on with their day. The puzzle-stealth systems are conventional, but the reactive Debussy piano score, swelling as villagers give chase, turns each solved puzzle into a punchline. A free update added a second goose for local co-op.
Critics and awards bodies landed firmly on its side: Game of the Year at both the 2020 DICE Awards and the Game Developers Choice Awards, and a BAFTA for Best Family Game. The recurring reservation, shared by reviewers and players, is length: the village runs dry in about three hours, and the joke does not deepen much after it. Rated E and included with PS Plus Extra, it suits an evening rather than a weekend.
Player feedback for Untitled Goose Game is overwhelmingly positive, with many praising its fun and chaotic gameplay, humorous interactions, and cute graphics. The game is enjoyed by players of all ages and is noted for its replayability and accessibility, making it a favorite among family and friends alike.
Based on 94 reviews from steam
The First 11 Minutes of Untitled Goose Game - Gameplay
