Highlights
- Goat Simulator Remastered, set to release later in 2024, includes all previous DLCs, mobile-exclusive content, and enhanced visuals.
- The remaster will allow players to switch goats on the spot while causing chaos, addressing a previous annoyance.
- The insane trailer for the remaster features humor, sarcasm, and references Skyrim’s multiple releases.
Goat Simulator Remastered was revealed at Gamescom 2024 Opening Night Live via the most insane trailer.
The first title to kick off the beloved franchise will return for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S later this year.
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The upcoming remaster will include all the DLCs that the developer Coffee Stain has delivered until now.
These include all of Pilgor’s adventures along with the celebrated Goat MMO and GoatZ. The former combined a refined MMO experience with Goat shenanigans, whereas the latter offered a post-apocalyptic setting helmed by goats.
Alongside them, the remaster will also arrive with content that was exclusive to the game’s mobile version, which includes the GoatVille High map.
As expected from a remaster, the enhanced version of the 2014 original is also coming with enhanced visuals, new lighting, and the ability to change the goat you play without having to restart the game. The latter was a frequent cause of contempt among the players in the original title.
Fortunately, the remastered version will allow switching between goats on the spot while relaxing by wreaking havoc and causing Goat-based collateral damage.
The announcement comes a month after Goat Simulator 3’s Multiverse of Nonsense DLC, which is another chaotic DLC drenched in Goat Simulator-style absurdity.
Goat Simulator Remastered Trailer Is Simply Insane
The epic trailer that unveiled the upcoming remaster made numerous references to some of the industry’s most influential titles.
The reveal video perfectly aligns with the developer’s humorous and sarcastic approach to the Goat Simulator franchise, from including characters in PS1-era graphics to referencing Skyrim’s multiple releases over the last decade.
If you’re not a staunch fan of the Goat Simulator franchise, it’s almost impossible to understand that it’s the trailer of Goat Simulator Remastered. Watch it below.
Since we’re on the topic, it’s also worth noting that Goat Simulator 3 might be getting ported to Nintendo Switch, based on a now-deleted Amazon listing.
With the 2014 original getting remastered and the Switch port rumors for the sequel, it feels like a great time to dive into Goat Simulator and take the role of Pilgor, the infamous protagonist of the franchise.
Goat Simulator Remastered is set to land on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S in 2024.
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