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Goose

GOOSE is a mischievous game where you sneak through levels and pinch as many people as you can. Watch their routines, time your moves, and rack up points—play levels or go endless to see how high your score can go!

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Plasmatic Jaguar
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Plasmatic Jaguar
Release
February 8, 2026
175 days ago
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About the Game

GOOSE is a small, mischievous game about timing, stealth, and a bit of chaos.

You move through colorful, compact levels, watching how people go about their routines. Step carefully, wait for the right moment… then pinch them! Depending on your pinch characters will act different: some run, some chase, and some keep moving as if nothing happened.

Play through levels to hit your pinch targets, or jump into an endless mode to see how many points you can rack up before the chaos catches up with you.

GOOSE is playful, strange, and precise—it doesn’t hold your hand, because it doesn’t need to.

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