Goat Simulator

Goat Simulator is a simulation game in which you play as a goat and cause chaos in the surrounding world. Its premise focuses on destructive antics, unpredictable physics, and humorous glitches rather than a conventional goat simulation.

What is the player's objective?

The described activity is to make as much mayhem as you can. You can knock over objects and headbutt pedestrians, with points awarded for causing destruction. The description presents this free-form chaos as the central goal rather than specifying a separate story or set of missions.

What does gameplay involve?

You control a goat and use it to disrupt the environment. The source compares the experience to an old-school skating game, framing the destruction as a way to move through the world and rack up points. It does not describe specific controls, so the details of how actions are performed are not established here.

How do physics and glitches feature in the game?

Physics that can behave erratically and bugs or glitches are presented as part of the game's humor. These unexpected effects can make the results of causing damage unpredictable. The description treats the glitches as a gameplay characteristic, not as a guarantee that every player will encounter the same effects.

How does the game track mayhem?

Players can earn points by causing chaos, then use their scores to compare their exploits with friends. The source describes this as a social competition over who can cause the most mayhem; it does not specify a particular multiplayer mode or explain how scores are shared.