The horrible goose holds itself like only a shitty goose would, staring down at items it dropped from its beak with the same energy your bad, but playful, dog or cat would if it dropped something it knows it wasn't supposed to be messing with at your feet. There is a perverse pleasure in doing all this bad stuff as a storybook cartoon goose bastard, which is heightened by the clever in-game details. If you're a "gamer" who "gets" references, you'll find parts of recent titles like Baba Is You and Donut Country in here. For example, that "have a picnic" job in the first area means you need to collect a laundry list of items and carry them in your beak to your picnic blanket without getting caught by the groundskeeper, lest he take your loot back to where it came from when you reach the next part of the town, you need to think about how to use your environment and its seemingly random items to trick the dumbass neighborhood kid into the phone booth so you can lock him in there, or untie his shoes so you can nab his glasses off his face. Each level's tasks are deceptively complex, and the difficulty jumps fairly significantly from one area to the next. Described by its developers House House as a "slapstick-stealth-sandbox," Untitled Goose Game is basically just a puzzle game that's more sophisticated than it lets on at first glance.
You mean, you don't find walking your haughty triangle body around honking at people who hate you fun? Suspicious, but fair. (First-level examples where you terrorize a farm include: steal the groundskeeper's keys, rake in the lake - meaning, drag the groundskeeper's rake into the nearby lake without getting caught - and have a picnic.) However, you can always waddle back into areas that you've cleared but left an item or two unresolved to finish the level off, if you're a completist who couldn't figure out how to get the friggin' groundskeeper wear his sun hat at first. You're the worst - a total jerk! Each setting that you unlock has a to-do list of chaos, a majority of which you have to complete before you can move on to the next area. Sometimes you open gates by finagling latchkeys or honk long enough until someone opens it for you. He’ll go back to the garden and instead put on his sun hat.Essentially, you walk your horrible goose around different areas of an English village and trick people into doing stuff for you, or distract them long enough to steal something from them, or disrespect them to the point of ridicule. Simply dropping it in the water isn’t enough the groundskeeper will pick it up and shake it dry! Once you’ve got to the other side of the river, the groundskeeper will stop chasing you. That means heading out of the garden, all the way down the screen and across the river. With his hat, you need to run far enough away that he won’t chase you. You’ll need to act fast, as he’ll instantly chase you to get it back. As he does so, he bends down low enough to grab his hat.
He’ll head back to the flower patch and replant it. Don’t run off with it you want the groundskeeper to take it off you. Head to the flower patch, where a red flower is growing, and grab it. But you can steal the flat cap off the groundskeeper’s head. It’s too high for the goose to reach, so you can’t do anything with it. At the back of the garden, hung up on the shed’s door, is a sun hat. When you first meet him, the groundskeeper in Untitled Goose Game is wearing a flat cap. One of the tasks asks you to make the groundskeeper wear his sun hat. The first area you come across is the garden, where a groundskeeper is trying to go about his business. And while the game gives you a list of objectives to complete, you can tackle them however you like there’s no right or wrong way to do anything in the game. In Untitled Goose Game, you’re given control of a mischievous goose. One of the first challenges you come across in Untitled Goose Game is to make the groundskeeper wear his sun hat.
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