"If you lick them or even touch them a little bit, they will instantly go limp. "You might also notice that, no matter what you do, you can never interact with humans," Ibrisagic pointed out. The developer said that these locations are "symbolising the backwards and old ways of humankind that need to be destroyed for progress to be made."Ĭonversely, the side of town with the Himlen sign contains a Low Gravity Testing Facility and a beacon, which Ibrisagic said is "symbolising research, progress, and hope." He added that "The trap once you go to space shows that we must not rush things before we are ready." There's a pentagram in the game, which is closer to the Helvete entrance, as is the Stonehenge-esque Goethenge and a protest modeled after the current turmoil in the Ukraine. Ibrisagic's explanation gets even more detailed as he goes. "That is why there is both a Devil Goat and an Angel Goat in the game." If you pull that through google translate you'll see that 'Himlen' means Heaven, and 'Helvete' means hell," Ibrisagic explained. "You'll see that one of the tunnels has a sign saying 'Himlen' and the other has a sign saying 'Helvete'. That's the explanation given by developer Armin Ibrisagic on the game's Steam community page in response to a fan theory that the whole game is really a hallucination. The Goat Simulator goat is totally metal. It turns out that this chaotic realm of mischievous mammals and jetpacks has a far more sinister purpose: it's purgatory. If you thought Goat Simulator's suburban setting was just a ramshackle playground for an adorable animal get into all sorts of glitchy, physics-based mayhem, you'd be wrong.
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