Goat Simulator Skates into Steam on April Fools’ Day

If you like dumb games, Goat Simulator is one you need to keep your eyes on. The upcoming “simulation” title where players control a goat on a skateboard has been described by its Sweden-based developer Coffee Stain Studios as the “world’s dumbest game,” but that hasn’t stopped the masses from demanding its release. The bizarre blend of sport and farm animals will hit Steam April 1, which, of course, is April Fools’ Day.

You’re not just trying to hit sick tricks in Goat Simulator. The developer’s goal is for you to crash into as many assorted items as possible.

"Charging into a table and knocking it over yields points, and if you can manage to do it while doing a backflip first and a 360 afterwards, you'll score even more points,” Coffee Stain said.

There’s no multiplayer to speak of, but players can expect to create their own goats, missions, and levels within the game. You can preorder Goat Simulator right now for $10, if the mere thought of a goat on a skateboard has you sold.