- Steam pricePrice
- $29.99
- Release
- February 15, 2024
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Up to four goats explore San Angora together locally or online, completing events, collecting gear, and causing physics-driven destruction with headbutts and licking. The same group can switch to seven competitive minigames, mixing shared sandbox play with optional versus rounds.
About this game
Goat Simulator 3 brings back the mayhem with an expanded sandbox that supports up to four players. Whether you're tackling ridiculous objectives or simply wrecking everything in sight, the game leans fully into its chaotic absurdity. You can work together to cause destruction across a sprawling farmyard world, or turn on each other in competitive mini-games that test both skill and patience.
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The core loop revolves around exploration, ragdoll physics, and creative carnage. You'll headbutt objects, lick and drag NPCs, launch yourself off ramps, and discover bizarre secrets scattered throughout the map. Playing with friends amplifies the silliness, turning every session into an unpredictable parade of stunts, pranks, and laughter.
Both local split-screen and online co-op are fully supported, making it easy to gather your herd no matter where everyone is. Sessions lean into party-style chaos rather than structured missions, so expect plenty of improvised moments and friendly sabotage as you compete for the most outrageous highlight reel.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play together in co-op?
Up to four players can play together in Goat Simulator 3, either online or in local split-screen co-op. You can mix and match too, so some players can be on the same couch while others join remotely.
Is this game about working together or competing?
It's both, depending on what you're doing. You can team up to cause mayhem and explore the sandbox together, or compete against each other in mini-games. The vibe is party-style chaos rather than serious teamwork, so expect plenty of friendly sabotage and improvised silliness.
Do we need to complete specific missions or can we just mess around?
While there are ridiculous objectives you can tackle, the game is built around free-form chaos. You're free to just explore, headbutt things, launch yourself off ramps, and discover bizarre secrets. The core appeal is creating your own absurd moments rather than following a structured campaign.
Can I play split-screen on the same PC?
Yes, Goat Simulator 3 supports local split-screen co-op, so you can play with friends on the same screen. The game has full controller support, which makes couch co-op sessions smooth and accessible.