At long last, PlayStation 4 users can experience man's greatest achievement: sending goats to space. Soon, they can bounce their virtual hooves around in low-grav environments, eat space trash, and just experience the things that typically happen when you put goats in atmospheres without oxygen.
Earlier this year, those wacky goats in Goat Simulator decided to take up heisting with the PAYDAY DLC. At the time, this was a PC exclusive DLC pack that added a camel, a flamingo, a dolphin, and four new goats to the roster of playable animals in the game, as well as some vaguely PAYDAY 2 themed things. That DLC is now availab...
If I had to man a spacecraft with different species of astronauts, I'd probably go "actual person," "sign language monkey," and then "Russian dog" for precedent's sake. Throw in a handful more mammals and we're golden. I don't think "goat" would make my top 15 though, much less rank as core crew.
That latest DLC pack for PAYDAY 2 arrives bearing goats. Developer Overkill has teamed up with Coffee Stain Studios, the developers behind the bizarre Goat Simulator, to bring the Goat Simulator Heist. In addition to a new goat themed two-day heist, the DLC includes a new shotgun, four new farm-themed melee weapons, four new masks, and new patterns and materials.
Summer is a great time to stay in doors and play video games, especially if you live in an area where it's in the 80s and it's humid all day every day. If you own an Xbox One, your chance to pick up a lot of co-op games for cheap starts tomorrow with Microsoft's "Ultimate Game Sale," with a fair number of titles being discounted up to 50% off.
Coffee Stain Studios revealed this week that its surrealist anti-sim Goat Simulator is primed for release this spring on the Xbox One and Xbox 360.
In lieu of something heavy and hard hitting I thought I would take the chance to drop some lighter science with my co-op editorial. I’m not going to sling some gaming journalism schtick and talk about how females aren’t being represented fairly in the industry, or how microtransactions are ruining games. I’m not here to kick a dea...
It's been a week since Goat Simulator was released to the world on PC and Steam, and we simply can't get over the sheer ridiculousness of the game. If only we could bring our friends into the mayhem with us...
