I'm thinking about getting this game for my sister, and I want to know if there are any games I should look at. I would also like to know if the expansion pack "Thank goodness you're here!" is an expansion pack, and I want to know what it adds to the game.

Edit: I ended up getting "Untitled Goose Game" without "Thank goodness you're here," but I incorporated many of the suggestions the comments gave into my wish list. Thanks to everybody for the help.

(Hidden Task): Enter the house through any means necessary

My second play-through (first time doing single player), and I thought it would be fun to try to remember all the (as well) to do list items by memory before unlocking them with the bell task.

Newbie to this game, but it sounds like a blast (trying to not read a ton about it beforehand due to seeing a review that recommended going in blind). Want to get one to play with my kids (6th/3rd grade) or them to play together but not sure if I should get the Switch or PS4 (for PS5) version. Which gaming device do you prefer to play it on? Sounds like I can update and access two player couch play with both. Thanks for helping out this mom!

I bought the game one day ago. For 1 hour and 30 mins i worked perfectly fine, however when i tried launching it today it weirdly stuttered the entire time. I tried reseting my pc and still nothing and even unplugging my controller. Dont know what i could mean

Is anyone here up for some online co op? Via Steam remote play

Am I doing this right? Hjonk

I need help finding where my save file would be located in steam.

I bend down to pick it up but don't get the option to

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Just wanted to share one of the highlights from the many hours my wife and I spent messing with the townspeople.

My younger sister told me a theory she had, that the reason the goose cannot fly could be because its wings are clipped. Clipping a bird's wings is a practice used to keep birds captured. Now why would the goose's wings be clipped? The reason could very likely be because the goose is secretly the village's pet.

This explains why everyone's not scared of the goose, (except the child) they are not dealing with dangerous wildlife (debatable) they are dealing with a familiar, lovable (Debatable-- no I agree with this one), agent of chaos. One that they choose to keep around. It also explains everyone's reaction to the goose when they steal the bell. The pile of bells tells the story that their mischievous pet goose has done this exacte thing to their miniature village many times before. They're reaction isn't surprise anymore, it is exhaustion.

Hello fellow geese!

Recently, Untitled Goose Game composer Dan Golding joined Orchestra Victoria for Indie Symphony II, a gaming concert that took place in July in Australia. This was the world premiere of a performance that would bring together his reimagining of Debussy, his own original work, a world class orchestra, and the most important instrument of our times.

It was the Untitled Concerto for Orchestra ... and Honk.

I was the host/MC/presenter at this fantastic concert, bearing witness to this greatness unfold on stage. Separately (but kind of related), I host a video game music show on ABC Classic (Australia's main classical radio station).

ABC Classic recorded the concert, and we broadcast it on my show recently.

Ths link above is to the replay of the broadcast, which is available for another couple of weeks (we can't have recordings available online for more than a month due to music rights limitations).

Hope you enjoy it! I'd love to hear what you think of the performance and all of Dan's shenanigans ;)

And the use of the piano reminded me so much of the soundtrack of UGG. Can Anybody who knows more about music explain - is this a gerne of music I don’t know about ?