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The only other title they had come up with was Some Like it Honk, but the team never gave it serious consideration. The Untitled Goose Game title stuck with fans when they started to promote the game on social media. The name of Untitled Goose Game was a result of having to come up with a title quickly on learning that the game had been accepted at the Fantastic Arcade part of the Fantastic Fest in Texas, and without any other ideas, used the title of the gameplay video they had applied with for the submission. This is probably where the “storybook” feeling comes from.'

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Developer Michael McMaster also stated that, 'A major influence for the game was children’s TV programming from the UK. By removing the violence from it, we just let the situations exist as a joke.' The team opted for the English village as the setting, as its 'properness' was seen as 'the antithesis of what the goose was all about', according to developer Nico Disseldorp. House House member Jake Strasser stated 'It has a set-up and a punchline. House House created a structure using missions with specific targets, similar to the mission structure in the Hitman series. Instead of remaining hidden like in most stealth games, the goal was to have the mischief-making goose attract the attention of NPCs and not get caught. After restricting the field of view of the NPCs, the gameplay became stealth-like.

They implemented a system where the NPCs would tidy up after an item was moved. The game's playable character, the goose, was originally just a stock image, and the idea was that non-player characters (NPCs) would react to it. They used a similar aesthetic in Untitled Goose Game by choosing to use low poly meshes, flat colours and untextured 3D models. Their previous game, Push Me Pull You, had 2D art with flat colours. They wanted players to control a character who could run around in a 3D environment. House House cited Super Mario 64 as the initial inspiration for the type of game that they hoped to build. The team later realised that it had the potential to be a fun game. The game originated from a stock photograph of a goose that an employee posted in the company's internal communications. Untitled Goose Game was developed by four-person indie studio House House, based in Melbourne, Australia. A co-operative local multiplayer option, added in a later update, allows a second player to control a second goose, with both geese trying to accomplish the goals together. Completing all the optional objectives rewards players with a crown for the goose to wear. There are several hidden optional objectives, many of which require traversing multiple areas or completing an area within a time limit.

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The goose deposits the bell into a ditch full of several other bells it has stolen. There, the goose steals a golden bell before going back through the previous areas while the villagers try to stop it. After completing four areas, the goose enters a miniature model of the village. When enough of these objectives are cleared (one fewer than the total), an additional objective is added which, once cleared, allows the goose to move on to the next area.

The village is split up into multiple areas, each of which has a 'to do' list of objectives, such as stealing certain objects or tricking humans into doing specific things. Set in an idyllic English village, players control a domestic goose that can honk, duck down, run, flap its wings, and grab objects with its beak to bother various human villagers. In this gameplay screenshot, the goose (the playable character) honks and chases after one of the villagers. By the end of 2019, Untitled Goose Game had sold more than a million copies. Dan Golding was nominated for an ARIA award for the music. Game of the Year and GDCA Game of the Year, among other accolades. Untitled Goose Game received positive reviews, with critics praising its gameplay and humor. It was described as 'reactive music' due to its nature of playing the clips after certain actions. The music, designed by composer Dan Golding, uses short clips from six of Claude Debussy's Préludes. The game's unusual name came from a last-minute decision in preparing the title as an entry for a games festival. Inspired by Super Mario 64 and the Hitman series, House House worked on combining stealth mechanics with a lack of violence to create humorous in-game scenarios. The idea for Untitled Goose Game originated from a stock photograph of a goose that a House House employee posted in the company's internal communications. It was released for macOS, Nintendo Switch, Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Players must use the goose's abilities to manipulate objects and non-player characters to complete objectives. Players control a goose who bothers the inhabitants of an English village. Untitled Goose Game is a 2019 puzzle stealth game developed by House House and published by Panic Inc.

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