Untitled Goose Game - PlayStation 4

Cute little game, not too serious. Fun to play

Solid game. Husband and I had a blast in two player and are working on discovering the secret to-do items. Wish it was longer. I hope House House makes more!!

Got this for my 8 year old son and other than the fact that he can’t read the “ to do” list because it is in cursive writing, he loves it. And since he can’t read the list, it gives me a way to help him with it and we can spend time to even while he is gaming. Very funny game.

It was fast delivery awesome game.

I bought this for my teenage daughter as a gift. She asked for it and I was reluctant, thinking that it didn't look that fun. I was wrong!This game is fun and a great way to relax. It is strange how much enjoyment one can get from making your goose play tricks on the innocent residents of this little village. You are given a list of tasks to complete, such as stealing a hat from someone, getting someone wet, or even tricking someone into locking themselves in a garage. Some of the tasks take quite a bit of preparation to do, but it never gets so frustrating that you want to just give up. Your goose cannot get hurt or killed in this game and neither can the people you are having fun with. There is no violence, just harmless fun!My wife and daughter play it in 2 player mode. I have even played it myself and I rarely enjoy video games anymore.

We purchased this game for our 9 year old son. He loves it and constantly wants me to play it with him. It is a funny and cute game that has some problem solving challenges that are very clever and humorous. It is very simple and the only thing I can say detracts from it is the length of the entire game. It only takes a few hours to complete if you are familiar with it, but it has replay value as well so no big deal. Overall, a clean, fun and simple game which will make you laugh.

Me and my 6 year old girl had a great time playing couch co-op. We laughed so hard being mischievous and doing this as a team that i can't recommend it enough as a father son co-op bonding game.

We bought this for our kids for Christmas, I don't even remember how I heard of it. The goal is to find ways to cause mischief, each level is completed as you tick tasks off a checklist. It can be a puzzle to figure out how to accomplish each task and some tasks just take patience. It can be played single or two-player couch co-op. There's a story to it. If you beat it once you can play again with some new tasks. Worth every penny, we laughed so much and the family worked through the game together. Its fun playing and just watching the kids play.