Highlights

• Untitled Goose Game's popularity soared due to its unique and mischievous gameplay, capturing the attention of the gaming community.
• Fans of the game can explore other options like Snipperclips, DEEEER Simulator, and Stray, which offer similar experiences.
• Human Fall Flat, Surgeon Simulator, Scribblenauts, Catlateral Damage, and Katamari Damacy are other fun and quirky games that fans of Untitled Goose Game are sure to appreciate.

The Untitled Goose Game has become incredibly popular. It seemed to come out of nowhere and quickly climbed the charts of the Nintendo Switch game sales. It has garnered memes, fan art, and essays about how its simplicity is so easily enjoyed by the gaming community. Fans have loved it for its main protagonist, the goose, and its chaotic ways.

The best word to use when describing the goose is "impish", as it doesn't directly hurt anyone, but it will annoy its victims to the ends of the earth. Untitled Goose Game was such a unique idea for a game, and many other similar types of games have been released over the years, too. For those who can't get enough of the mischievous nature of this title, there are plenty of other options for them to try out.

Updated on April 15, 2024, by Ritwik Mitra: Untitled Goose Game is one of the most mischievous games that players can check out. The sheer hilarity of messing around with other humans and accomplishing puzzles by being a nuisance makes for a great time. To make things even better, players who enjoyed this game were glad to find out that an update added co-op functionality that let players experience the magic of this unique game with a friend. Untitled Goose Game is a short yet engaging experience, and players who want to check out more titles in the same vein will be more than pleased by what's on offer here.

19 Overcooked! 2

Cooperating With Friends To Deliver Orders Is Of Paramount Importance

Overcooked! 2 is one of the most chaotic video games players can check out with a friend. The simple act of preparing meals is more challenging than most people would assume, with the quirkiness of this title being right at home with fans of Untitled Goose Game's unique brand of humor.

Players must coordinate their actions wisely if they wish to even stand a chance of beating some of the game's tougher stages. Overcooked! 2 will test friendships and relationships to their very limits, making it important for heated players to remember that they're playing a video game and not participating in a virtual version of MasterChef.

18 Cuphead

A Hard-As-Nails Bullet Hell Game With Co-op That's Pretty Engaging

Cuphead is a ridiculously hard game, which can make it odd for Untitled Goose Game fans who were used to the relaxing gameplay of the title. However, what makes Cuphead a great title for fans of this video game is the co-op functionality, easing the challenge somewhat as two players try to take out the many threats that stand in their way.

Death can come at a moment's notice, making it important for players to avoid as much damage as possible and use their weapons wisely. Upgrades and the like do a great job of evening the odds against tough opposition, with some of the later levels being ridiculously hard.

17 Pikuniku

A Cute Puzzle-Adventure Game With Co-op Gameplay

• Released: January 24, 2019
• Developer: Sectordub
• Platforms: PC, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch

A simple puzzle game with an endearing art style that fans of Untitled Goose Game will be right at home with Pikuniku is one of the coziest video games players can check out. Solving puzzles without feeling too pressured and interacting with the many charming characters in this puzzle game makes for a great time.

Along with the main game, there's also a co-op gaming mode that allows the second player to control Niku across nine specially curated levels. Pikuniku is a fun — if somewhat simple — video game that players will find pretty fun to complete, with the game ending on a happy note without overstaying its welcome/

16 Snipperclips: Cut It Out Together

A Fun Puzzle Game Where Shapes Need To Be Manipulated

The ingenious mechanics of Snipperclips make it a simple and fun puzzle title that multiple players can enjoy quite a bit. The variety of game modes in this title are pretty diverse and let players enjoy a great time as they snip and snap their allies to solve conundrums.

The endearing art style of the game, coupled with its simple visuals, make it an easy recommendation for any fan of fun cooperative puzzle games. Fans of Untitled Goose Game will be right at home with this cozy title.

15 DEEEER Simulator

A Game Very Much Inspired By The Goofiness Of Goat Simulator

• Released: January 21, 2020
• Developer: Gibier Games
• Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch

Goat Simulator started a wave of silly games that didn't take themselves too seriously and let players have fun with some wacky randomness. One such game that players can check out is DEEEER Simulator.

The game's title should make it infinitely clear where its inspiration comes from. However, this reductive sentence isn't fair for a game that can go completely bonkers in weirdly creative ways. If nothing else, DEEEER Simulator will keep players guessing as to what the title will pull out of its pocket next, just like Untitled Goose Game.

14 Stray

A Fun, Engaging Adventure Game Where Players Control A Cat

Stray is an indie gem that lets players step into the paws of a cat and explore a desolate sci-fi setting. There's a reason why Stray was talked about so positively. The gameplay may be as simple as they come, but it was Stray's atmosphere that sold the game to most players.

Stray's dedication to showing just how melancholic the game world is made for an immersive experience. For players who like to control animals in video games, this game will be perfect for them, even if it's not as unhinged as Untitled Goose Game.

13 Human Fall Flat

A Goofy Game Where Players Can Enjoy Some Wacky Physics With Friends

The goofy ragdoll physics of Human Fall Flat made it an instant hit with fans who love quirky puzzle games that are quite entertaining to play. The fact that players can check out this title with their friends makes it even more enjoyable and worth checking out for anyone who wants to experience a funny title with companions.

Fans of Untitled Goose Game will love what Human Fall Flat brings to the table. The puzzles are simple enough, but it's the struggle that players experience with the controls that makes it so engaging.

12 Surgeon Simulator

Players Control The Most Unwieldy Hand Possible As They Perform Critical Surgeries

• Released: March 21, 2017
• Developer: Bossa Studios
• Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Mobile

Being a surgeon is a tough and taxing endeavor, with these doctors needing nerves of steel and a steady hand to ensure that their patients don't end up dying because of a single mistake. So, the fact that Surgeon Simulator turns this act into a hilarious puzzle game as players control a hand that simply won't listen to them is pretty humorous indeed.

Of course, this game doesn't offer a realistic depiction of surgery, but fans who just want to have fun with a game that doesn't take itself seriously will love what Surgeon Simulator brings to the table. It's a simple title, but it's one that players can have a ton of fun with as they attempt to thrive in the operating room.

11 Scribblenauts

Use The Power Of Words To Conjure Objects And Solve Puzzles

• Released: September 15, 2009
• Developer: 5th Cell
• Platforms: Nintendo DS

There's something cathartic about willing something into existence just by writing the name of said object. Such is the case with Scribblenauts, a unique and well-known puzzle title that uses this gameplay loop to great effect.

Most of the puzzles in this game are trivialized with this incredible power, but the main draw of Scribblenauts comes with the boundless freedom that players have in every level. It's a great title that fans of Untitled Goose Game will adore.

10 Catlateral Damage

Get Into The Spirit Of A Cat And Knock Over As Many Objects As Possible

This first-person game has players playing as a pesky cat, and their goal is to knock as many things onto the floor as possible. There are various game modes, some with a timer and others that encourage free play. There are also a lot of unlockables, such as different kinds of cats, cat photos, and power-ups.

Of all the titles on this list, Catlateral Damage has the most in common with the Untitled Goose Game. The player is an animal just making a mess like an animal normally would. It is simple, funny, and it's incredibly fun.

9 Katamari Damacy

Form Planets By Rolling Up Random Objects

Katamari Damacy is very strange and pretty addicting. Gamers take on the role of alien creatures who make planets by just collecting everything they can in a sticky ball. Players usually have a time limit and, sometimes, a set of rules for what kinds of items they must collect. The art style is similar to the Untitled Goose Game in terms of the people and towns.

Also, this title allows players to do a chaotic deed without really hurting anyone. Gamers can pick up animals and people, but doing so does not hurt them. They mostly just wiggle and scream in confusion and terror.

8 Copoka

Find Twigs As A Bird To Build A Nest In A City Going Through A Period Of Political Unrest

• Released: July 1, 2016
• Developer: Inaccurate Interactive
• Platforms: PC

In this open-world indie game, players take control of a bird that is looking for twigs to build a nest. A weird factor is that they are living in a city facing total political turmoil.

As a bird, players don't do anything about the totalitarian regime, but they can explore the world and overhear the humans talking about what is going on. It is pretty refreshing to have the world do its own thing with the gamer playing just as a witness. Players don't need to worry about the politics; they can just collect twigs and relax while being their little bird selves.

7 Donut County

Become The Ultimate Trash Panda

In this cute game, players steal people's trash and throw it into a hole. In fact, the player is the hole. Well, the gamer is playing as a raccoon who is controlling the hole. The story revolves around raccoons that have taken over the area by creating remote-controlled trash-stealing holes.

Collecting various items can create combos, which is a ton of fun. Players get to explore character homes and devour everything. A lot of fans say it is like a reverse Katamari Damacy. A common complaint, though, is that the game is too short for its price.

6 Push Me Pull You

Control Two Heads Of A Body And Play With A Ball

• Released: May 3, 2016
• Developer: House House
• Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4

This is a game created by House House, the same company that gave gamers the Untitled Goose Game. This title came out in 2016, and it is very weird but fun to play. Players get to play as two noodle-like bodies with heads at both ends (sort of like Cat-Dog), and both ends fight over a ball.

Besides playing, it is also fun to watch. There is also a secret unlockable mode that lets players control wiener dogs. Fans of Untitled Goose Game's chaotic nature are sure to enjoy what Push Me Pull You has on offer.

5 Okami

A Cel-Shaded Game Where Players Control A Divine Beast

If players want to check out a long adventure game with similar elements to the Untitled Goose Game, then they should look no further than Okami. It offers far more than just the chance to be a jerk to humans—players do play a wolf and can annoy people. For example, players can bite people and animals, drag them around, bark, dig, and mess with NPCs using their godly powers.

Of course, there is a huge story involved, which is the biggest difference Okami has. Also, players are kind of supposed to be good. Even still, the game does allow the protagonist to be a jerk if it is willed by the person controlling him.

4 I Am Bread

Control A Slice Of Bread And Help It Enter A Toaster

• Released: December 3, 2014
• Developer: Bossa Studios
• Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Mobile

In I Am Bread, players take control of a slice of bread that wants to become toast. Their goal is to get to a toaster. The physics and movement of the bread is the funniest and most engaging aspect of the game. While sounding like a simple concept, this game is surprisingly hard.

If players are not sure about checking this title out, they should at least watch a video of someone playing this game to see if they would enjoy it. In terms of simplicity and humor, this game is a lot like the Untitled Goose Game.

3 Everything

Play As Anything And Everything In The Universe

• Released: March 21, 2017
• Developer: David OReilly
• Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch

"Everything" may seem like a strange title, but the game is actually about everything. Players can become anything from a simple dog to a bush, to a planet, to a micro-organism. Every object in the universe is a playable character, allowing for countless opportunities.

It looks pretty uncanny and silly at first with how everything moves. However, the game takes an existential turn with its soundtrack and its narrator. Players get to collect inspiring philosophical speeches by Alan Watts while taking on the perspective of everything in the universe. It's a little deeper than Untitled Goose Game, but it's also just as enjoyable.

2 Tokyo Jungle

A Unique Survival Action Game Where Players Control A Wealth Of Animals

Tokyo Jungle lets players control a lot of animals since all the humans are gone. The first playable animal is a Pomeranian in Tokyo who has to hunt on its own. Eventually, players can start a family and then play as an entire pack of Pomeranians. That said, the game isn't entirely wholesome; there are lions, wolves, and even dinosaurs lurking about.

Players get to unlock more and more animals and slowly discover what happened to all the humans by finding hints and documents as they play. It's fun to see how long players can survive in this title before getting a game over. Though the premise of this title is much darker than that of Untitled Goose Game, animal lovers are sure to get a kick out of it.

1 Goat Simulator 3

A Hilarious Game Where Players Take Control Of A Goat

It would not be surprising if Goat Simulator played a part in inspiring the Untitled Goose Game; it was very popular and got a lot of attention when it first came out as well. Players love it for the goat's floppy physics, the ability to add mods, and the many laughable bugs that can be discovered along the way.

The main aim of this title is to cause as much destruction as possible while controlling this rude goat. The bugs and glitches present in this title are intentional, with the sheer hilarity on display causing Goat Simulator 3 to be a great game for players to unwind with if they don't want to play anything too serious.