When I saw the headline I thought they meant online and recalled what the devs said about online not being feasible in the way they'd like. But it's splitscreen, which is kickin' rad because one of my housemates loves split screen games and loves this game. This is gonna be good.
Well that's pretty cool. I never saw this game as DLC worthy but a free update is always nice.
Goat simulator's hillarity rises exponentially with the number of people in the room, so why not.
[QUOTE=Excalibuurr;44482994]Just imagine what would happen if two people used the telekinesis on each other.[/QUOTE]Something akin to the "force struggle" in episode 3?
Both people get thrown hilariously across the room/area.
You know what I'd love to see for a new goat? A small boat.
Boat Simulator
[QUOTE=FunnyStarRunner;44483166]You know what I'd love to see for a new goat? A small boat.
Boat Simulator[/QUOTE]
Then they could make a medieval castle map, with a circle of water surrounding it and draw-bridges.
[i]Moat Simulator[/i]
However, if they were able to make online multi-player for this game, I'd definitely buy it. I can't quite see myself spending more than $2.49 on it just yet.
I eagerly await the deconstruction of Farming Simulator...
[I]Oat Simulator[/I]
You are an oat stalk, blowing in the breeze. Carefully manage your nutrients and your photosynthesis! Dodge the hungry combine harvester!
DLC will allow you to become part of a nutritious breakfast.
[editline]7th April 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=BrandoJack;44483206]However, if they were able to make online multi-player for this game, I'd definitely buy it. I can't quite see myself spending more than $2.49 on it just yet.[/QUOTE]
The heavy physics math involved in the game and all of the objects that get flung around means online multiplayer sync is close to impossible. Local splitscreen keeps the physics math on one machine only, at least.
Splitscreen hahaha, haven't done that since my N64 days. Shame they can't do real multiplayer.
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