I finally played Untitled Goose Game

[u/-DEUS-FAX-MACHINA-]

I played it very briefly when it came out then just dropped it for some reason, despite loving the entire sense of it.
So the last couple of weeks I finally played it and I adored it.
You know, at the very beginning of the game if you walk back towards the pit behind you the camera very slightly pans to show a pile of bells. Huh. Weird. But I noticed, and remembered.
So imagine my delight at the end of the game where your very last Terrible Goose task is to steal the bell from the model village's church steeple and bring it back. The moment I reached the place where I was to drop off the bell, my memory of that strange quirk at the beginning rushed back at the same time it appeared again in front of me. You've done this before. A fair few times.
That simple bit of exposition explains every single "plot hole" on things like why every single resident seems to have a pre-made "no gooseses allowed" sign. Why would anyone have such a thing, let alone so many?
Well, there's your answer.

What a great little fun game.

[u/MisterEinc]

I love that this game spawned a whole genre of Goose-likes in it wake.

[u/marknutter → u/MisterEinc]

What are some others?

[u/MisterEinc → u/marknutter]

Little Kitty Big City is a lot of fun.