Goat Simulator 3 Gets Free Festive Items

Coffee Stain Studios has recently announced that Goat Simulator 3 will be getting free festive items with a new update.

In the new announcement, the first content update for Goat Simulator AKA The Mandatory Holiday Update was released. This includes nine new items that can be worn by the goats in the game.

Check out the list below:

Santa Hat – Create your own personal flurry. A passive ability which makes snow fall only around the player.
Elf Hat – Give goats the power to throw snowballs! Build snowmen by throwing multiple snowballs on the ground.
Elf Tunic and Elf shoes – Complete the look of Santa’s bestest helper.
Sack & Sleigh – Launch festive paper to wrap props and NPCs into presents.
Lights Machine Gun – Deck the halls by placing Christmas lights (almost) anywhere.
Lucia Crown – Celebrate the holiday season the Swedish way!
Christmas Sweater – Because even goats need at least one ugly Christmas jumper.
Menorah Horns – Happy Hanukkah!

Here is a message by Creative Director Santiago Ferrero:

“‘Twas the night before Christmas (or actually a couple weeks prior) and the state of San Angora was a little bit dire. The city was in ruins, the peace had been shaken – all by some goats with chaotic determination.

“In town the four goats stood when all of a sudden, ridiculously festive things started to happen. Upon one’s back a sleigh with sacks magically appeared, turning props and people into presents – how weird!

“Out of the sky and just like that, snow started falling on one goat as they put on a red Santa hat. Equipped with a cannon which shot christmas lights a-twinkling, each building, tree and hall were decked with wires a-blinking.

“A goat disguised as an elf from head to hoof, threw snowballs which turned into snowmen on each and every roof. Wearing Christmas jumpers, Swedish crowns and even a Menorah on their head, the festive foursome were ready to paint the town red.

“Continuing their mayhem the goats took to the road, the people could only hope they wouldn’t visit their abode. With flying snowballs, presents and buildings glistening with light, thanks to the goats of San Angora there would be no silent night.”