Creators of Untitled Goose Game turn Australia into a playground

August 17, 2026 - 17:13

The Melbourne studio that brought the world a honking, thieving waterfowl has traded the quiet English village for the rugged Australian landscape. House House, the team behind the surprise hit Untitled Goose Game, has revealed its next project, a co-operative puzzle adventure that drops players into the heart of the Victorian wilderness. The game, which is yet to receive a final release date, trades the single-player mischief of the goose for a four-player escape room experience set across a series of remote, sun-baked locations.

Early details suggest the game leans into the studio's signature blend of dry humor and tactile, physics-based interaction. Players will need to work together to solve environmental riddles, manipulate objects, and unlock the secrets of each abandoned cabin, dry riverbed, or overgrown campsite. The shift from a solo prankster to a team-based dynamic is a bold one, but the developers have hinted that the core loop remains the same: observe, experiment, and cause a little controlled chaos. The Australian setting is not just a backdrop; it is a character in itself, with the team drawing on their own road trips and memories of the state's national parks to build a world that feels both familiar and strangely off-kilter. While the goose's legacy is a tough act to follow, this new venture suggests House House is not interested in repeating itself, but rather in finding fresh ways to make players laugh, think, and occasionally yell at their friends.