Rockstar’s parent company, Take-Two, had a Goat Simulator 3 The ad was taken down because it included a photoshopped goat on some GTA 6 footage leaked from a few months ago.
The developers of Goat Sim Coffee Stain Studios knew this was going to happen and they knew people would report it when it happened. I’m facilitating pranks and I can hear that damn goat laughing at me from within the dark void of the copyright takedown notice.
The ad featured the goat, who I declined to name out of displeasure, bragging about his work in other games – then a clip of him was plastered over some of the leaked footage. Coffee Stain’s tweet is still awakealthough now there are no ads, along with their next Tweet features a “I’m in danger” gif by Ralph Wiggum.
GTA 6 leaks are substantial, although most of the 80+ odd clips only show gaps on the chessboard – which is what you’d expect from a game that’s still in its early stages of development. I do agree with Katharine that reviewing leaks can spoil disclosure, although I wouldn’t necessarily say that applies to everyone. I know one person who claimed to have enjoyed the book most by reading the last page first, which I found fictitious but ultimately (reluctantly) accepted as valid. Most importantly, however, we can all empathize with developers who have been blamed for their unfinished business by people who don’t understand how video game development works. .
The third Sim Goat is a surprisingly good nightingale, according to Steve Hogarty’s simulate goat review 3. “Beneath all the farts and nonsense of the goat, there is a cleverly crafted toy chest,” he said.
Goat Simulator 3 is currently on 25% off, which means you can get it fromEpic Games Store for £19/$22.50/€22.50.
