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Goat Simulator 3

3 years ago

Goat Simulator 3 is Coffee Stain North's open sandbox around Pilgor and San Angora. Alone or in local or online co-op for up to four players, the game combines physics-based chaos, quests, minigames, collectibles and a steadily growing series of major expansions.

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Developer
Coffee Stain North AB
Publisher
Coffee Stain Publishing AB
Genre
Abenteuer, Action, Simulation
Game modes
Couch-Koop, Koop, Multiplayer, Online-Koop
Game series
Goat Simulator
Steam user reviews
98 % positive · 15,999 reviews
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What is Goat Simulator 3?

Goat Simulator 3 is an open third-person sandbox by Coffee Stain North centered on Pilgor and the island of San Angora. Instead of a classic campaign path, the game focuses on physics-based chaos, freely combinable equipment, quests, events, collectibles and deliberately absurd experiments with the game world.

The core principle stays true to the series: headbutts, licking, jumps and a large amount of improvised nonsense form the toolset, but in Part 3 they are combined with a much larger world, cooperative systems and long-term content updates.

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Release

3 years ago

Goat Simulator 3 first launched on Nov 17, 2022 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, as well as on PC outside Steam. The Steam version followed on Feb 15, 2024. Since then the game has been expanded with more platforms and numerous content updates; the native Nintendo Switch 2 version came out on Apr 1, 2026.

  1. PC/PS5/Xbox Series

    Initial release on PC (Epic Games Store) and current PlayStation/Xbox consoles.

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  2. iOS/Android

    Mobile ports on the Apple App Store and Google Play.

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  3. PC (Steam)

    Additional Steam release of the PC version, first published in 2022.

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  4. Switch

    Native Nintendo Switch version with local/online co-op for two players.

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  5. PS4/Xbox One

    Native ports for the older console generation.

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  6. Switch 2

    Standalone native Nintendo Switch 2 version.

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  7. DLC

    Planned start of the major expansion Ticket to Dizzyworld.

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Platforms

Goat Simulator 3 has been released as a standalone game for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2 as well as iOS and Android. Releases are spread over several years and differ in some features. On PC the game first came out in November 2022 outside Steam, where it only became available on Feb 15, 2024.

The mobile port came out on Dec 5, 2023 for iOS and Android. On Nintendo Switch the game launched on Aug 27, 2024. The later PS4 and Xbox One versions are native releases from Oct 24, 2024, not just backward compatibility. On Nintendo Switch 2, an explicitly confirmed native version has been available since Apr 1, 2026.

Co-op group sizes are not identical on every platform: on PS4 and Xbox One, Coffee Stain lists two players locally or online. The Switch version also supports two-player co-op, while PC and current consoles allow larger groups.

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Gameplay

San Angora is built as a large, freely explorable sandbox. Players find quests, hidden areas, collectibles and world events, can use vehicles and interact with fire, electricity or alien slime. Many mechanics are less rigid systems than a toy box in which physics and equipment are combined.

The customizable goats wear equipment from horn to hoof; many items have their own abilities and change movement or interaction with the environment.

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DLCs and expansions

Goat Simulator 3 has been expanded after release with several major expansions. Multiverse of Nonsense opens its own multiverse campaign with a new map, playable goats and more than 100 pieces of equipment. Baadlands: Furry Road turns San Angora into a post-apocalyptic desert landscape.

Ticket to Dizzyworld is announced for Nov 19, 2026. The expansion introduces its own theme park with rides, mini-games, Dizzy Tokens, new goats, new equipment, achievements and an additional map.

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System requirements

For the PC version, Steam lists the minimum requirements as Windows 10, an Intel Core i5-4690K, 8 GB RAM, a GeForce GTX 1050 Ti with 4 GB VRAM and 12 GB storage. Recommended are a Core i5-9400F, 16 GB RAM and a GeForce GTX 1070 with 8 GB VRAM.

The details apply to PC.

Minimum

OS
Windows 10
CPU
Intel Core i5-4690K
RAM
8 GB
GPU
GeForce GTX 1050 Ti (4 GB VRAM)
Speicher
12 GB

Recommended

CPU
Intel Core i5-9400F
RAM
16 GB
GPU
GeForce GTX 1070 (8 GB VRAM)
Speicher
12 GB

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Co-op and mini-games

Goat Simulator 3 supports up to four players in local and online co-op. The entire sandbox can be explored together; there are also seven multiplayer mini-games in which the group can compete against each other.

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Ticket to Dizzyworld

Ticket to Dizzyworld is the third major expansion and moves the sandbox into a theme park. Alongside classic Goat Simulator interactions, you can use and modify attractions such as roller coasters and bumper cars. The DLC system around Dizzy Tokens unlocks further rewards in the park.

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Game series

Goat Simulator 3 continues Coffee Stain's absurd sandbox series after the first Goat Simulator. The numbering deliberately skips a second part. Pilgor remains the central character, while Part 3 expands the series with a larger open world, co-op and a much broader post-launch content rollout.

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