Goat Simulator Card Game Launching Later This Year

None of us probably anticipated this exciting news: Goat Simulator is branching out into a card game! The anticipation is real, and fans are eager to see how this unconventional game will translate into a tabletop format. It's slated to hit stores later this year, and we can't wait to get our hands on it.

Coffee Stain North, the creative minds behind the original Goat Simulator, are collaborating with MOOD Publishing to bring this card game to life. MOOD Publishing has previously worked on successful board games like Deep Rock Galactic: The Board Game and Valheim: The Board Game, so expectations are high.

What Else Do We Know About Goat Simulator: The Card Game?

Details are scarce at the moment, but we know that Goat Simulator: The Card Game will support 2-6 players in a frenzy of goat-inspired chaos. It aims to capture the essence and absurdity of the original franchise, all condensed into a delightful card game experience.

The game is set to launch on Kickstarter later this year, which is fitting given its roots in unconventional gaming. If you've ever experienced the joy of launching a goat into oblivion in the video game, you can probably imagine the wild energy that will be brought to the card game format.

Santiago Ferrero, Creative Director at Coffee Stain North, humorously remarked on the new project: "Chaotic animal-based video games are so last year. That's why we've partnered with MOOD Publishing to release a chaotic animal-based card game instead! You've seen goats on your screen; now it's time to bring them to your table."

Who Knew Goat Simulation Would Become a Genre in Itself?

Originally conceived as an April Fool's joke in 2014, Goat Simulator quickly evolved into a cultural phenomenon. Its reach has extended across various platforms, including PCs, consoles, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android, and Apple Arcade, maintaining its relevance over the years.

With Goat Simulator 3 continuing to build on this absurd legacy, the addition of a card game to the series feels like a natural progression. While we wait for more details on the card game, you can explore the Goat Simulator games available on the Google Play Store.

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