Hello PlayStation players! Exciting news straight from the mouth of the goat, Goat Simulator 3 has a launch date! Pilgor and Friends arrives on PlayStation 5 on November 17th.
We have heard that a lot of people are confused when naming our game, Goat Simulator 3. At Coffee Stain Publishing, we wanted to set a record and answer the question why it is called Goat Simulator.” 3”… Unfortunately we didn’t manage to get a straight answer from our friends at Coffee Stain North, the creators of the game. That’s not entirely surprising since they’re a bit weird.
But in the spirit of transparency and since you asked, here’s what we’ve been told by team members, we’ll leave it up to you to decide.
- “There are three goats on the box art” – Rasmus Björk, Community Manager & Cinematographer
- “Wait? We didn’t make Goat Simulator 2?” – Olivia Follin, Programmer
- “It has been a long time since Goat Simulator 1 came out, and the title Goat Simulator 2 not only encapsulates all the advancements in simulation technology that we have implemented.” – Sebastian Zethraeus, Game Producer
- “Nobody liked the sequel” – Driton Gashi, Designer
- “Baaaaaaaaa” – Pilgrim
- “There was a reason… but I forgot..” – Philip Bretschneider, 3D Artist
- “Someone from the Publishing team said it and we don’t want to fix them” – Judith Radnitz, Game Producer
- “God of War: Ragnarok Made” – Santiago Ferrero, Creative Director
- “Well it would be weird if we called it Goat Sim 4” – William Birgersson, Art Director & Level Designer
- “It’s still a typo” – Helena Lindström, Community Manager
- “Mason numbers, what do they mean?” – Stuart Docherty, Sound Designer
- “None of the above” – Sebastian Eriksson, CEO
- “Pilgrims do what Gord cannot do” – Joar Hedvall, Programmer
What we do know is that Goat Simulator 3 will officially launch on November 17, and you can pre-order the standard version right now on PlayStation 5 here for a jiggly ‘pre-udder’ surprise or select the Digital Downgrade Edition which comes with a selection of the total reworked items from the Goat Simulator.
We’ve also revealed a special collector’s edition Goat In A Box (currently only available for pre-order in the EU and ANZ regions) for ultimate goat enthusiasts. Pre-order now and you’ll get your very own little Pilgor toy to cuddle up with or keep in pristine condition in the attic and hopefully turn up some value one day (Warning: Will not).
Sorry again for the lack of clarity, to make up for that, we have a few new exclusive screenshots from the game in the hopes you’ll forgive us.
Boldly assert your own personal style, no matter the occasion.
When you feel the need – the need for speed, Goat Simulator 3 will help you.
