The controls and gameplay are designed for all ages play as the controls are simple and easy to use. One button is used for running, another to lower yourself into sneak mode so you can run ultra effective stealth missions… or as effective as it can be for a goose! Other buttons work to honk or grab items, nothing complicated like hitting the same buttons over and over again to release a super attack or create mind bendingly long combos. 

While the game lacks a story like you would see in most other games, it allows you to follow a “to-do list” that keeps you focused on how to clear and progress through the game. This list encourages you to learn as you play, it’s incredible how such a simple list can feel so refreshing and gets you excited to see what is coming up next. With each objective you complete you are rewarded with a few giggles. Small things like a lady chasing you with a broom or how the young nerdy boy with the big glasses that is left completely defenseless when you steal them from him. All of this feels so organic and rewarding as the player, it actually makes you want to cause more and more nuisance in the town!

Although even with all of the games funny moments I did feel like they could have provided us with a longer game, it all felt way too short. This game was responsible for many outbursts of laughter and tears of joy running down my cheeks as I ran around toying with the things around me, I just personally felt that it was too short. As an indie developer I understand their aim was to create something short and fun but I definitely finished the game wanting there to be more objectives. I wonder if they will add more to the game or perhaps they are working on another one already? Or maybe a multiplayer mode that allows us to play against other players where we try and steal not only the bystander’s objects but also the goods of our fellow geese. Or to have the dream team of geese running into the town and taking everything from everyone!!