Goats on a Bridge

This is a very stressful game, but it's a good kind of stressful. There are two playable characters and you control one with one hand and one with the other through an obstacle course, so it sorta breaks a lot of the rules that we learned from playing games where there's a single playable character active at a time. It takes a while to get used to, but the process of doing so is fun, especially if you've got someone making fun of you over your shoulder like I did. (Couch co-op is not an option, unless two people want to hold the same keyboard / controller, since that would kinda defeat the purpose.) The story is essentially just the Billy Goat Gruff story, it's not overlay ambitious or anything. The characters are pretty fun, assuming you don't mind the way one of them only speaks in ASCII emoji, and I mean, why wouldn't you?

Para algún futuro hijo, lo recomendaría xD.

very difficult but nice

A platform game in which the difficulty gradually increases, where the coordinated movements are the key to not having to start the level again. Whenever coins are collected, you can unlock clothes, etc. for the goats, scenarios, etc.

This sounds easier than it is... Oh so much easier than it is. Playing with the keyboard I find nearly impossible, and with a controller it's still a challenge. But that's good! I like a challenge. Honestly. Even after after I've fallen into the water/knocked myself out for the 70th time in a row. Challenging - check. Cute - check. Cheap - check. Plus I can put hats and boots on adorable goats so... Yay!

The game is pretty fun. I enjoyed it. It's a tad hard going it alone though with having to control two characters at the same time,especially when you're pressed for time on the later levels. I highly recommend using the lifesaver mode if you're playing by yourself. Unless you're wanting to try and get three stars on every level. Other than that,it's a great game.

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I refunded this. Main thing is this game is very... you don't actually control the goats at the same time, you just complete two platformers at the same time really. But it's very basic and kind of annoying. I feel like this game might have been interesting in 2015 but doesn't hold up well now when there's so many other indie games that are better.

PROS: Juego muy bonito de plataformas 3D en el que controlas a dos personajes a la vez. Los primeros niveles son sencillos, pero la se van añadiendo poco a poco nuevos elementos incrementandola. Comienzas con 2 personajes, un par de cabritas, y luego se añaden un panda y perrito paticorto. Hasta donde he avanzado no se si hay más personajes. Los personajes se pueden personalizar y los items se pueden adquirir durante las fases o comprandolos en la tienda. CONTRAS: Desde mi punto de vista, la dificultad es demasiado alta por tener que controlar 2 personajes a la vez, debería haber una opción para jugar con otra persona. Si juegas con teclado lo puedes compartir con un amigo, o usar algún programa que convierta las señales del mando en pulsaciones del teclado y así dividir en dos, que es lo que he hecho yo.

Goats on a Bridge is a delightfully chaotic little platformer that absolutely wrecked my brain in the best way possible. Controlling both goats simultaneously feels like trying to pat your head and rub your stomach at the same time — I can't count how many times I sent one goat flying off a bridge while desperately trying to save the other. The game is short, the content is limited, and you'll want a controller because keyboard controls are genuinely painful, but there's something undeniably addictive about retrying a section over and over just to nail the timing. It's charming, colorful, and the endless Dash mode gives it a bit more legs once you clear the main levels. If you can snag it on sale and have a controller handy, it's worth the frustration.