Goat Simulator 3 launches on mobile with premium co-op features, letting players headbutt, drive unlicensed, and crash yoga classes - real-world chaos in your pocket!

Developed by Coffee Stain Malmö, the mobile division of Coffee Stain Publishing, presents the newest entry in the Goat Simulator series, Goat Simulator 3 Mobile, now accessible on both Android and iOS platforms.

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Experience the Whimsical Adventures of Ragdoll Goats in Goat Simulator 3 on Mobile

Ever imagined transforming into a playful aquatic creature or sporting chic headwear as a goat? Dive into Goat Simulator 3, where a diverse array of whimsical goats await your selection, whether you opt for the lanky and piscine or the elegantly hatted. This game acts as the much-anticipated successor to the cult classic Goat Simulator and kicked off its pre-registration phase in October this year.

Embark on a journey through the tumultuous San Angora, experiencing the third-person sandbox thrills right from your fingertips. The game gives you the freedom to tailor your experience, whether you prefer to venture alone into the melee or join forces with a friend in a two-player cooperative play. Dive into multiplayer chaos, and be forewarned that the seven mini-games on offer might just challenge the resilience of even the tightest knit friendships.

Goat Simulator 3 brings gravity-defying ragdoll physics into play, providing endless entertainment as your goat stumbles and careens across the screen in the most comical of fashions. Embrace your goat's potential and your sense of style by decking it out in an assortment of outfits that not only look great but also unlock remarkable abilities. Discover hidden treasures, complete engaging missions, and create paths of destruction that echo the fun and excitement of the PC and console variants, all within the reach of your mobile device.

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