A patch has been announced for the ridiculously impressive Goat Simulator which is wreaking havoc on gamers’ PCs ever since it was released earlier this month. The free content pack will infuse this title with local splitscreen multiplayer support, and moreover it will also feature a completely new stock map for the goat to roam around in.
Dubbed patch 1.1, it will grant a whole new meaning to the game owing to the fact that gamers will now be able to probably compete with each other owing to the multiplayer addition. Not to mention, many other likelihoods will also be made possible by the trait. The makers of Goat Simulator have mentioned that new playable goats will be present in the freshly added content as well.
As for the new map, developer Coffee Stain Studios has mentioned that it will be roughly the same size as the main map that’s present in the game right now. Don’t expect any bug fixes to form part of this update though, as the game prides itself on them. The developers have made a conscious decision to not repair the bugs that don’t crash the game, to add more hilarity to the whole experience.
There’s no particular release date for this Goat Simulator update but it has indeed been revealed that fans can expect it to hit Steam during the mid of May. The game can be purchased now at a price of 9.99 USD (approx. Rs 600).