On top of that, Goat Simulator has user-friendly controls. Just use the joystick on the left side of the screen to move through the environment, and the buttons on the right side of the screen to jump, lick, headbutt, and collapse. These easy-to-use controls are all you need to wreak havoc in the game's town, which is a bit small, but packed with interesting areas to explore.
Although there's only this one map available in the free version of Goat Simulator, it has loads of things to do. As you explore the town, you can headbutt the inhabitants, interact with other goats, jump on bouncy beds, wreck cars, and much, much more. There are loads of silly situations scattered around the town, that you can explore and add your own dose of wildness.
To be sure, Goat Simulator is an entertaining game, with great graphics and controls that have been well adapted to touchscreen devices. Although it has inspired many sequels and copies, there's only one original Goat Simulator.
