Goat Simulator is not just a game; it’s a masterpiece of complete nonsense. You play as a goat with no real goals, no real rules, and apparently no respect for gravity, physics, or public property. It’s pure chaos wrapped in fur and horns.

From the moment you spawn, the world is your playground — and by playground, I mean destruction zone. You can headbutt cars into orbit, lick random objects to drag them around, and launch yourself off trampolines like you’re trying to join the Olympic goat team.

There’s technically a "story," but nobody plays Goat Simulator for plot. You’re here to cause mayhem, break everything in sight, and see how many ridiculous achievements you can unlock. Some missions involve things like "stay in the air for 30 seconds" or "become king of the goats," because obviously that’s a normal career path.

The glitches? Oh, they’re not bugs. They’re features. Watching your goat stretch into a terrifying spaghetti monster because you clipped through a wall is half the experience. Every broken ragdoll animation is a beautiful reminder that this game was made to be as stupid as possible — and it works perfectly.

Customization makes it even better. Want to be a goat with a jetpack? Done. A goat that can summon raining whales from the sky? Also done. You’ll quickly realize that reality is more of a loose suggestion in this world.

At its core, Goat Simulator is dumb, pointless, and absolutely hilarious. And honestly, in a world full of serious games, it’s exactly the kind of stupid fun we all need.

its fun guys, go play

just hit, break, run and smash
in short it's very fun