It allowed us to start working on the actual game from day one, and cut out a lot of overhead time. But it was on a 75% off sale, so we got a pretty good deal on it.Īnother thing that allowed us to use our time more efficiently was that we decided to use Unreal Engine 3. Fun fact: the 3-D model for the actual goat in Goat Simulator cost $25 on TurboSquid. It’s better to put your artists on making unique content or polishing up the environment than to create things that already exist. But we’ve learned that if you’re making a game with a fairly normal artstyle, then there’s no reason to make a car or a table yourself when there are dozens to choose from on the internet. Naturally, this might not be a way to go for every game - if you have a really unique artstyle (like we did when making Sanctum and Sanctum 2), buying all your assets from the internet is impossible. This allowed us to focus our development time where it actually mattered the most. This still meant that we had to remake nearly all of them to improve performance, but it was still much, much faster than making every single asset ourselves.
We didn’t have that many artists working on Goat Simulator from the start, so we bought most of our assets from the internet. Initially, our plans with Goat Simulator weren’t very big - we were just playing around with a goat while waiting for work to open up on the “real” project. We’ve made a game in a way we never thought we would, and it actually worked. We’ve discarded a large part of game development practices that are usually fundamental to how you make games. Perhaps the only thing that was more strange than the game itself was the way it was developed. Today it’s safe to say that it’s the most successful game we’ve ever made. Before we released the game, we were unsure of how it would be received once it was out on Steam. It might be a stupid game about a goat, but it has changed our lives faster than we thought was possible. It’s by far been the strangest ride of our lives. A couple of weeks later, we put up a gameplay trailer on Youtube, received a million or so views in a week, and were bombarded into turning Goat Simulator into our next “real” game. We didn’t have work for everyone at the studio, so we decided to do an internal game jam until the first parts of the pre-production were done for our “real” game. Also, we have prepared an appendix section where you can find information about controls and system requirements.“It could turn out great, it could also turn out terrible, but in either case, it’ll be really, really interesting.”Īt the start of January 2014, some of our artists and programmers were developing a prototype for a new, big IP that we were going to work on. Many sections of our guide will allow you to discover the most interesting and darkest elements of this unique video game. It will allow you to obtain valuable information necessary to complete the game in the easiest way possible.Īlso, our guide contains a page with detailed description of secrets and statues. Our Goat Simulator game guide is a comprehensive guidebook that includes detailed description of most important game mechanics, starting tips and secrets. If you want to discover the true behavior of goats, you should take control of Pilgor and see what your hero is capable of.
Real goats jump over precipices, destroy buildings, trigger explosions and unleash general destruction. Have you ever wondered what the life of a goat is like? The Goat Simulator proves that their peaceful lives are a lie that has been repeated over many generations.
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