Goat Simulator hits Xbox 360, Xbox One next month

MCV Staff 15th March 2015 Business News

After successful runs on PC and mobile platforms, Goat Simulator is being flung toward Xbox consoles next month.

Game Informer reports the game is expected out in April – though no exact release date has been provided as of yet. Developer Coffee Stain Studios is having Double Eleven handle the console port work as well.

Microsoft revealed plans for the game’s release on Xbox 360 and Xbox One back in August of last year. Last September, the game’s iOS and Android versions combined to sell 100,000 units in the first five days on the mobile platforms.

Here’s the Xbox announcement video:

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