Play Goat Simulator 3 as Minecraft's blocky goat, then headbutt San Angora apart for Minecraft drops and craft goat gear from them.
What you get
- Minecraft Goat is a new goat in the wardrobe (Tab > Goat), next to Pilgor and the others. Pick it and your goat becomes Minecraft's goat: a blocky model wearing the goat skin from your own Minecraft, with its snout, beard, ears and horns, riding Goat Simulator 3's own animation and ragdoll. Pick any other goat and the game plays as normal. Your choice is remembered.
- Minecraft goat sounds for the baa, footsteps, jumps and headbutts.
- Headbutt things and Minecraft items pop out: cars give Iron Ingots and Gunpowder, people and animals give Leather and String, wooden things give Sticks, everything else gives Cobblestone, and sometimes a Diamond. Walk over the floating, spinning drops to pick them up.
- Craft goat gear (N picks a recipe, C crafts it):
- TNT (3 Gunpowder): T drops it lit, and it goes off with Goat Simulator 3's own explosion.
- Elytra (4 Leather + 2 String): wings folded on your back. Hold Space while falling to glide.
- Diamond Horns (2 Diamonds + 2 Sticks): send whatever you headbutt flying, and get extra drops.
- Ender Pearls x2 (3 Iron + 1 Diamond): G throws one where you look and teleports you there.
- An inventory panel shows your drops, the chosen recipe and your gear (H hides it). Your inventory and gear are saved between sessions.
- Single player.
You need Goat Simulator 3 and Minecraft: Java Edition, played at least once on this PC. Craft Goat reads the goat skin, item textures and sounds from your own Minecraft while it runs. Nothing from either game is included.
Built with UE4SS (MIT), NVorbis (MIT) and the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime. Not an official Minecraft product; not approved by or associated with Mojang, Microsoft or Coffee Stain.
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