Untitled Goose Game

Steam pricePrice
$8.99$19.99-55%
Players
2
Release
September 23, 2020
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How co-op works

Two local players complete the full original campaign as separate geese on one screen. They coordinate pranks by distracting villagers, stealing or moving objects, blocking routes, and timing honks; Remote Play Together streams the same local mode online.

About this game

Untitled Goose Game casts you as a rude, honking menace with a to-do list full of petty pranks. This stealth puzzle game sends you waddling through an English village, stealing hats, ruining picnics, and generally making life difficult for its human residents. Originally a solo adventure, it now offers a local co-op mode where two geese team up to cause twice the havoc.

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Each area presents a checklist of mischievous tasks. You'll sneak past gardeners, drag objects to the right spots, and time your honks to startle unsuspecting villagers. Success depends on observation, timing, and a willingness to embrace slapstick chaos. With a partner, coordination becomes part of the fun as you juggle objectives, distract targets, and improvise solutions together.

Local co-op supports two players on one screen, whether you're sharing a couch or connecting through Steam Remote Play Together. The setup encourages constant communication and spontaneous laughter, turning every prank into a shared moment of absurdity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I play co-op online with a friend?

Untitled Goose Game supports local co-op on one screen, so you'll need to share a couch or use Steam Remote Play Together to play with someone remotely. There's no native online multiplayer, but Remote Play Together lets you stream the game to a friend over the internet.

Is the co-op mode available from the start?

Yes, you can jump into two-player co-op mode right away. The game was originally single-player only, but the co-op update added the ability to play through the entire game with a second goose from the beginning.

Do we need to work together closely or can we cause chaos separately?

You'll definitely want to communicate and coordinate. Many pranks require timing and positioning, so working together to distract villagers or move objects makes tasks easier and more fun. That said, there's plenty of room for spontaneous silliness and improvisation.

Is the game harder or easier with two players?

It's generally easier since you can divide tasks and create more effective distractions with two geese. Some puzzles become simpler when one goose can occupy a villager while the other completes an objective. The real challenge becomes coordinating your chaos without getting in each other's way.