Gaming: If You Thought Untitled Goose Game Had A Horrible Goose, Wait Until...

Playing Tingus Goose makes me feel dirty, and I kinda like it.

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I'm genuinely surprised that there haven't been more geese-themed games since Untitled Goose Game, or at least more games about dickhead animals violating social norms. House House's avian bullying simulator was a riotous success when it released in 2020, the kind of phenomenon that normally spawns a legion of imitators.

Yet with the possible exception of Little Kitty, Big City, beast-based shenanigans have been surprisingly scarce. No Untitled Moose Game, no games about foxes or other geographically appropriate creatures wreaking havoc in English villages. And certainly, no more games about geese.

Source: PC Gamer