The developers need to get those reversing tail lights to function. If there's one thing I like about game developers, it's when they listen to me. You're making this very difficult for me Coffee Stain Studios, so I'll keep this simple. I was blown away with the game and glued to the TV for hours out of sheer fun, how can something like that not get a 10. However it is superior to any game that I gave a 9 to, not to mention that it was only $30. When I think about a biblical game worthy of a 10, a buggy game like this isn't exactly what I had in mind. The developers have put me in a dilemma of what score I should give this game. Even if it's back at $30, still highly recommend this game with high replay value. I definitely recommend this game at that price. Not even a week old and it's already $10 off. That just goes to show how beyond generous these developers are. One of my friends claimed that he got it for $20 at launch. I got it for $30 but it has been $20 for the past few days. If that makes them lazy, then developers that refuse to put online in their $60 or $70 games are beyond lazy. Funny how Coffee Stain North called themselves lazy developers in a trailer for Goat Simulator 1. The fact that Coffee Stain Studios added online into their $30 game just proves these developers are generous. In spite of that, those developers were too lazy and greedy to add online multiplayer in their $60 games, even without a matchmaking system. Besides, there are developers with games that made hundreds of millions, or even billions of dollars in sales with their games. I wouldn't want them to either, I would rather they focus on becoming very rich to continue the Goat Simulator series and make it even better. I wish there was a matchmaking system for the minigames, but I understand this small team of developers don't have that much money to be taking such risks. There is King of the Hill, Car Derby, soccer and about 4 other minigames. That is the beauty of online multiplayer in a sandbox game. I just had to teleport to their location to see what they were talking about. While I was busy licking and throwing NPCs in the air, my friends were talking about the mayhem they were experiencing in a lab. The fun of this game only gets better with friends. There is local split-screen and online multiplayer with up to 4 players. I played $60 and even $120 games that look way worse than this. While the graphics are nothing amazing, it's not bad for a $30 game. So many gameplay mechanics and interactivity, the possibilities are endless. I was entertained by simply watching what the NPCs were up to. There is always something crazy to see and interact with. The map is very diverse with farms, downtown areas, suburban areas, and much more. Unlike 90 percent of open world games, this isn't just an empty landscape of plants, trees, and rocks. You have to experience this game yourself. Why don't we have more open world games like this? I could write a novel about the funniest and most mind blowing discoveries I made in the open world, but I don't want to spoil anything. I was too busy messing around in the open world to even bother beating the campaign. Loads of content and customization options, not to mention how hilarious some of the options were. That is exactly what an open world game should be about. There are so many features and things to do in the open world, I didn't even know where to start. I had so much fun with this game, I didn't even want to go to sleep. The inclusion of the goat dance emote is a stroke of genius. There wasn't anything game breaking from my experience. There were so many bugs, glitches, clipping issues, pop-ins, but that ironically adds to the fun of the game. Speaking of comedy, the music fits the theme of this game perfectly. The insanity of this game had me dying of laughter. The developers are comedy This game is a massive improvement from the previous game. This game is a massive improvement from the previous game.
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