Goat Simulator 3

Goat Simulator 3 sits in the adventure, casual and simulation genres, and it is less about a fixed set of missions than about what you choose to do with a goat in an open world. You play as an unpopular female goat on the island of Saint Angura, a farm-style sandbox where the store description says the game only teaches basic controls and then leaves the rest to you. The core loop is simple: charge, lick, headbutt and wreak havoc across the map, looking for the next bit of chaos to cause.

What stands out is the amount of room for personal style. The store page highlights costumes ranging from a tall goat or a striped goat to a rolled-up sheet of paper, a tea tray, or a goat wearing a jetpack, so every goat can look different. The developers also say they filled the world with activities, NPCs that players can mess with, physics and status effects, collectibles, Easter eggs, and a few lies, betrayals and heartbreaks along the way.

Multiplayer is a major part of the appeal. You can bring up to three friends into local or online co-op, and the description suggests this can lead to team fights as easily as competitive mini-games. The game includes seven mini-games, which the store page presents as a way to test your friendships. Post-launch updates have added more content since the game first arrived in November 2022.

The game's own disclaimer calls it ridiculously silly, and that sets the right expectations. This is a sandbox for mayhem rather than a story-driven adventure, so the fun comes from experimenting and sharing the results with friends.

• You can play solo or invite up to three friends into local or online co-op, including split-screen play.
• The game includes seven mini-games that give groups a competitive way to settle scores.
• Character customization offers costumes ranging from a tall goat and a striped goat to a goat wearing a jetpack.
• Steam achievements, trading cards, Steam Cloud saves and Family Sharing are all supported.
• Full controller support is available, so you can play comfortably with a gamepad.
• Subtitles, subtitle options, adjustable volume controls and a camera comfort setting help you tune the experience.

Steam labels Goat Simulator 3 as Overwhelmingly Positive, with 98% of reviews positive. That is the top tier on Steam's rating scale, and a figure this high signals that almost everyone who reviewed it enjoyed it.

The game has tens of thousands of reviews, which is a large enough sample that the overall rating is meaningful rather than a handful of early enthusiastic posts. Steam calculates the label from the share of positive reviews and the total volume, so a label like this usually reflects broad agreement among players. With a sample this size, one-off complaints or a single bad update matter far less than they would on a game with only a few reviews. Keep in mind that a high rating reflects how players feel about the game, not whether its humor suits your taste, so read a few recent reviews before you commit.

All prices mentioned here are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$. Goat Simulator 3 currently sells for NT$ 488, which is its regular price, so it is not on a discount right now. There is no free-to-keep promotion on record for this game.

Our records show the game has been discounted sometimes, with the deepest cut at 60% and a lowest recorded price of NT$ 195 on July 19, 2026. The current price matches the highest price we have recorded, so buyers paying full price now are not getting a bargain by our records.

Our price record is still short, so this verdict is tentative. If you are happy paying the full price, the game is very well reviewed and a safe bet for playing with friends. If you can wait, the 60% discount we recorded suggests a sale is worth watching for, though we cannot say when the next one will arrive.

1. Sign in to Steam on the website or in the desktop client before you start.
2. Open the Goat Simulator 3 store page and confirm the current Taiwan price of NT$ 488.
3. If you want to play now, add the game to your cart and complete the purchase with a payment method on your account.
4. If you would rather wait, click Add to Wishlist so the game stays on your list.
5. Turn on wishlist sale notifications in Steam so you hear about discounts as soon as they start.
6. Check back here for the price trend before you buy, since our price record is still short.

Traditional Chinese is supported, and the store also lists English, with both marked for full audio support. This title is not flagged for adult content. All prices shown are Taiwan-region Steam store prices in NT$ and may differ in other regions. Free and discount promotions can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.