Goat Simulator 3, the irreverent sandbox experience developed by Coffee Stain, has officially launched on Nintendo Switch 2—bringing with it a barnyard of chaos, creativity, and comedic goat mayhem.
As of today, players can embark on wild adventures across the upgraded hardware and enjoy an expanded suite of downloadable content available via the Nintendo eShop.
Goat Simulator 3 first made noise in the gaming industry with its unpredictable gameplay and slapstick humor, earning a dedicated fan base across PC and consoles.
The Nintendo Switch 2 release sees not just the base game, but also a robust lineup of content expansions, all available for separate purchase.
These include the prominent Multiverse of Nonsense, Baadlands Furry Road, Hocus Pocus Pack, Super Duper Pack, and the freshly unveiled Buck to the Future Pack.
Switch 2 users are treated to a significant bonus: owners of Goat Simulator 3 for the original Nintendo Switch can upgrade to the Switch 2 version at a steep 70% discount.
This limited-time promotion drops the price from £26.99 to £8.09 in the UK, and from $29.99 to just $8.99 in the US—offering substantial savings to loyal fans eager to experience enhanced performance and new features on Nintendo’s latest platform.
A standout among the new DLCs is the Buck to the Future Pack, priced at £6.49 / $7.99.
This expansion introduces 22 unique gear items, including the headline 'Robocock' costume.
Players can now experiment with in-game physics to manipulate gravity and even enlarge non-playable characters, further amplifying the game’s outrageous fun factor.
Multiplayer fans will appreciate that Goat Simulator 3 on Switch 2 supports Gameshare by default, enabling two players to connect via local wireless with only a single copy of the game.
This feature significantly enhances the co-op experience and reduces barriers to entry for friends ready to wreak havoc together.
Coffee Stain’s continued support and creative approach to post-launch content have been widely recognized, and the rollout of Goat Simulator 3, alongside substantial expansions and upgrade incentives, underscores the studio’s commitment to the Nintendo community.
Goat Simulator 3’s arrival on Nintendo Switch 2 is poised to deliver hours of chaotic fun, whether players are seasoned goat veterans or newcomers eager for their first taste of simulated mischief.
Goat Simulator 3 and its DLCs are available for digital purchase now in the Nintendo eShop.
For more updates and news on Nintendo Switch 2 releases, stay tuned to our coverage.
As of today, players can embark on wild adventures across the upgraded hardware and enjoy an expanded suite of downloadable content available via the Nintendo eShop.
Goat Simulator 3 first made noise in the gaming industry with its unpredictable gameplay and slapstick humor, earning a dedicated fan base across PC and consoles.
The Nintendo Switch 2 release sees not just the base game, but also a robust lineup of content expansions, all available for separate purchase.
These include the prominent Multiverse of Nonsense, Baadlands Furry Road, Hocus Pocus Pack, Super Duper Pack, and the freshly unveiled Buck to the Future Pack.
Switch 2 users are treated to a significant bonus: owners of Goat Simulator 3 for the original Nintendo Switch can upgrade to the Switch 2 version at a steep 70% discount.
This limited-time promotion drops the price from £26.99 to £8.09 in the UK, and from $29.99 to just $8.99 in the US—offering substantial savings to loyal fans eager to experience enhanced performance and new features on Nintendo’s latest platform.
A standout among the new DLCs is the Buck to the Future Pack, priced at £6.49 / $7.99.
This expansion introduces 22 unique gear items, including the headline 'Robocock' costume.
Players can now experiment with in-game physics to manipulate gravity and even enlarge non-playable characters, further amplifying the game’s outrageous fun factor.
Multiplayer fans will appreciate that Goat Simulator 3 on Switch 2 supports Gameshare by default, enabling two players to connect via local wireless with only a single copy of the game.
This feature significantly enhances the co-op experience and reduces barriers to entry for friends ready to wreak havoc together.
Coffee Stain’s continued support and creative approach to post-launch content have been widely recognized, and the rollout of Goat Simulator 3, alongside substantial expansions and upgrade incentives, underscores the studio’s commitment to the Nintendo community.
Goat Simulator 3’s arrival on Nintendo Switch 2 is poised to deliver hours of chaotic fun, whether players are seasoned goat veterans or newcomers eager for their first taste of simulated mischief.
Goat Simulator 3 and its DLCs are available for digital purchase now in the Nintendo eShop.
For more updates and news on Nintendo Switch 2 releases, stay tuned to our coverage.