Author: Andrew Webster
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The goose can’t be stopped. The breakout hit Untitled Goose Game, which was previously available on PC and the Nintendo Switch, is now on its way to the PlayStation 4. The somewhat-delayed port — caused, no doubt, by a troublesome goose — will be available on December 17th.
The game became a surprise hit back in September, thanks to its playful nature and unusual premise, in which you play a goose that spends its time messing around with villagers in a small town. There’s even a dedicated button just for honking at people. Here’s how The Verge’s Dami Lee described the game in her review:
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The goose can’t be stopped. The breakout hit Untitled Goose Game, which was previously available on PC and the Nintendo Switch, is now on its way to the PlayStation 4. The somewhat-delayed port — caused, no doubt, by a troublesome goose — will be available on December 17th.
The game became a surprise hit back in September, thanks to its playful nature and unusual premise, in which you play a goose that spends its time messing around with villagers in a small town. There’s even a dedicated button just for honking at people. Here’s how The Verge’s Dami Lee described the game in her review:
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