Escape Goat is a puzzle platformer featuring a unique take on traps and machinery. To solve each room, you must escape fearsome foes, navigate mazes, and use the environment to your advantage. Only with the help of a friendly mouse do you stand a chance... use the mouse to reach otherwise unreachable areas, and even warp to him... if you can find a magic hat! Enjoy over 50 stages of fun in this unique labyrinth adventure.
- Ranked top 20 on XBLIG (out of 2500 games)
- 50 puzzles organized in 10 stages
- PC Exclusive bonus campaign with 50 all new levels, difficulty ranging from moderate to insane
- Fully featured level editor, share creations with friends and the community by trading map files
The June Bug Bundle
Featuring PixelJunk Eden, Escape Goat, Noitu Love 2 and Auditorium!
Jun 14, 2012 NewsOnly registered members can share their thoughts. So come on! Join the community today (totally free - or sign in with your social account on the right) and join in the conversation.
Damn good game. Tons of fun!
Excellent puzzle platformer with wonderful soundtrack and really slick gameplay.
I'm not sure why but this game is great!
Just played most of it and loved it very much (except one annoying level). :p
Also bought the game, even though I can't play it, in anticipation of a native Linux version. Thank you for considering it!
Excellent video game, I just wish it was available for GNU/Linux.
Up voted because all the cool people are doing it.
Damn, I meant to vote you up and hit down instead, and when I tried to undo it it said I'd "already issued this item karma".
Sorry!
I too give him a +1 to make up for it and I've done the same thing it's very annoying that you can't change your vote like on Youtube.
I gave him a +1 to make up for it. Will be looking into Linux and OSX as soon as I can, just got to fix up the next version first (1.0.4).
I had to look this up because I hadn't seen these images before, and I can definitely see the similarity! The reference images I gave to my box artist were from ancient Egypt, plus some Buddhist temple and even Aztec stone relief carvings. But the Babylonian reliefs look even closer to my final design! Thanks for pointing this out.