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Blender

Good game, first time I ever felt like my choices actually matter

As I think back to the days of my youth, there's one peculiar gaming experience that remains etched in my memory, and that's Goat Simulator. It was a time when I was young, perhaps too young, yet there was something about this game that I couldn't resist. I stumbled upon it one afternoon while browsing YouTube, and little did I know that it would become a defining part of my childhood.

At first glance, Goat Simulator appeared to be nothing more than a goat wreaking havoc and creating chaos in a seemingly mundane world. However, it was precisely this seemingly bizarre combination that gave birth to something extraordinary. Goat Simulator wasn't just a game; it was a whimsical journey into the realm of the unexpected. It defied all conventions and redefined what a game could be.

I soon realized that this game was special in a way that no other had been before. It possessed an inexplicable charm that drew me in and kept me hooked. It wasn't about intricate plotlines or breathtaking graphics; it was about unbridled fun and the sheer joy of exploration. In a world that often felt too serious and structured, Goat Simulator was a breath of fresh air.

Playing Goat Simulator made my childhood days brighter and more memorable. It provided me with a sense of freedom and escapism that I desperately needed during those formative years. It allowed me to let go of the constraints of reality and embrace the absurdity of the virtual world. Whether it was launching my goat into the stratosphere or causing mayhem in a quaint suburban neighborhood, Goat Simulator never failed to put a smile on my face.

But the impact of this game extended beyond my childhood. It left a lasting impression on me, shaping my perspective on entertainment and creativity. It taught me that sometimes, the most extraordinary experiences can emerge from the simplest and most unexpected places. Goat Simulator made me appreciate the value of pure, unadulterated fun in an increasingly complex and demanding world.

To the developers of Goat Simulator, I can only say, "Thank you." These words may not adequately convey the depth of gratitude I feel towards you for crafting this unique masterpiece. You dared to be different, and in doing so, you gave me and countless others a treasure trove of unforgettable memories. You reminded us that gaming is not just about achieving objectives or conquering challenges; it's about embracing the sheer joy of play.

In conclusion, Goat Simulator holds a special place in my heart as a game that transcended its absurd premise and became a source of joy, nostalgia, and valuable life lessons. It's a reminder that sometimes, the most meaningful experiences come from the unlikeliest of sources. So, here's to the goat that turned my world upside down and made me eternally grateful for the magic of gaming.

To be honest, I don't get the positive reviews, we get different sound queues in Multiplayer and the game crashes randomly.

6/6 very good game so far can't wait for the updates
BUT
We build a house for 30 minutes, had half alog missing and some zombie just jumped through it and destroyed it. We have been playing for 2 hours this is the 3rd time this has happened, we have yet to complete a single building.

Is nich schlecht

pretty good

Disgusting trash

I played the story through in one go and I now feel like ♥♥♥♥. BUT I have to say it was pretty fun playing the game, even though the controls seemed very confusing and also it kinda got less scary towards the end. Was worth the 30 bucks I paid for it in sale and would recommend also buying it if you are into horror games or want to have a bit of fun. (not worth 60€ imo only buy in sale)

yay finally a good mmorpg in the west