The Goat Simulator Heistwill be available on January 14, costing $7.99. We’re at the point where Overkill could have started 2016 strongly to begin to make up for its past mistakes… and then paid Goat Simulator DLC happens instead. Having both of those things in a game that already costs money (and has lots of paid DLC already) is triple-dipping on a community that is tired of being squeezed for cash at every turn.Īdd in the fact that this paid DLC is based on an almost two-year-old joke, and I reckon it’s safe to say that this entire thing is, in my oh-so-humble opinion, taking the piss. Microtransactions, while easily abused, are also alright with me. I’m sure this DLC appeals to somebody out there it’s memes after all.īut here’s the thing: paid DLC is fine by me.

It has a goat! A goat doing silly things! That was funny before, right?!Īnyway, The Goat Simulator Heist includes a new two-day heist, one new shotgun, four new melee weapons, four masks, four patterns, four materials, five new achievements, two new songs by Simon Viklund, and one cheesed off fanbase. Remember last year, when Payday 2 developer Overkill introduced microtransactions to its game, despite promising it never would? Remember the long trail of blunders and screw-ups it made after that? Well it wants you to forget all that, and instead buy the new DLC based off of uh… Goat Simulator.

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