Goat Simulator mobile edition moves 100,000 units in five days

MCV Staff 23rd September 2014 Retail

Coffee Stain Studios popular PC title Goat Simulator has sold more than 100,000 copies across iOS and Android platforms.

Designer Armin Ibrisagic announced the news earlier today on Coffee Stain’s blog – the milestone was reached just five days after the mobile edition of the game released.

"It feels really amazing that so many people like our game!" Ibrisagic wrote. "We’re also really happy that we can now reach out to even more goat fans, and that people without a computer can now also enjoy the life of being a goat!"

Ibrisagic added that the team is currently focused on eliminating any of the mobile build’s remaining crash bugs, and to stay tuned for new info on future updates.

Goat Simulator goes for $4.99 on the App Store and Google Play. It’s also available on PC, Mac and Linux for $9.99.

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