Untitled Goose Game may be coming to PS4, Xbox One, and potentially even mobile at some stage in the future. In an interview with , developers House House talked to the Melbourne-based news site about the success of the game and said that they hope to bring the mischievous goose to other platforms such as PS4 and Xbox to "reach a w𝔉ider audience."
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While it hasn't been officially confirmed if or when the goose will be unleashed on other consoles, knowing that the studio is hoping to is great news for anyone who doesn't have a PC or Switch.ജ
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