Just finished playing a session of this. I was great fun and really captured the feel of the game and was super easy for the first time ttrpg players in the group to get onboard with.
After the success of Untitled Goose Game, we of course saw the arrival of videogame and role-playing copies, which more often than not failed to recreate the magic of the original (which itself was already a bit overrated, in my eyes). This role-playing game, which arrives well after the hype, did well to take its time because in its simplicity (and its shameless plagiarism of the graphic theme of the first UGG) it manages to do what others didn't touch. So we play as a gang of geese who are going to mess up a city that didn't ask for anything, trying not to get too excited so as not to end up in a cage... On reading it, it seems as simple and nicely stupid as the game of 2019, and that's all we could hope for!
It's a labour of love! Both for the original game and for my local park, that is itself dominated by several four-geese gangs honking at each other for turf. It's quite a sight (and quite a sound).
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Just finished playing a session of this. I was great fun and really captured the feel of the game and was super easy for the first time ttrpg players in the group to get onboard with.
Hurraaay, thanks a lot!
After the success of Untitled Goose Game, we of course saw the arrival of videogame and role-playing copies, which more often than not failed to recreate the magic of the original (which itself was already a bit overrated, in my eyes). This role-playing game, which arrives well after the hype, did well to take its time because in its simplicity (and its shameless plagiarism of the graphic theme of the first UGG) it manages to do what others didn't touch. So we play as a gang of geese who are going to mess up a city that didn't ask for anything, trying not to get too excited so as not to end up in a cage... On reading it, it seems as simple and nicely stupid as the game of 2019, and that's all we could hope for!
It's a labour of love! Both for the original game and for my local park, that is itself dominated by several four-geese gangs honking at each other for turf. It's quite a sight (and quite a sound).