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Goat Simulator 3
Developer:Coffee Stain Publishing
Publisher:Coffee Stain Publishing
Platform:PS5 / PS4
Genre:Action Adventure

Pilgor returns for ridiculous open-world chaos on the island of San Angora. Headbutt unsuspecting locals, lick everything in sight, drive vehicles, dress up your goat, and uncover bizarre secrets as you complete absurd events alone or with friends in this physics-driven sandbox.

Main Story10 Hrs
Platinum20 Hrs
Difficulty3/10
Playthroughs1 Playthrough
Platinum1
Gold3
Silver11
Bronze24

Goat Simulator 3 Trophy Roadmap

EARLY GAME

Welcome to San Angora, where you play as Pilgor, an extremely destructive goat with an impressive talent for causing trouble. Goat Simulator 3 is an open-world sandbox filled with bizarre events, hidden collectibles, ridiculous equipment, and plenty of opportunities to launch yourself across the map. When starting a new game, watch the entire opening sequence without skipping it to unlock I Watched the Intro. If you accidentally skip it, you can replay the introduction using another save slot. Afterward, begin exploring the island and familiarize yourself with jumping, licking objects, headbutting, ragdolling, and using the special abilities provided by different equipment.

Your first major priority should be activating all six Goat Towers. These reveal sections of the map, display nearby events, and unlock convenient fast-travel locations. Completing them also earns Synchronization Complete. As you explore, start completing nearby events to earn Illuminati Points and improve your Goat Castle. Collect any golden Trinkets you discover, activate Instinct Shrines, and complete obvious ramp jumps along the way. There's no need to follow an exhaustive collectible walkthrough yet. Focus on opening the map, discovering useful equipment, and getting comfortable with the game's wonderfully questionable physics.

MID GAME

Continue completing events throughout San Angora to earn Illuminati Points and raise your Goat Castle through its different tiers. The castle acts as your main progression hub, gradually unlocking additional rooms, equipment, and activities as you advance. You'll need 175 Illuminati Points to reach S Tier and earn New Goat Order. Regular events provide most of the required points, but you'll also need to complete some hidden events to reach the final milestone. Keep exploring newly revealed areas and investigate unusual landmarks, suspicious buildings, and anything that looks like it probably shouldn't be touched. This is Goat Simulator, so those are usually the interesting things.

As you progress, prioritize unlocking useful traversal equipment to make the increasingly large collectible cleanup easier. The Paraglider, Jetpack, and Daredevil Helmet can help you reach rooftops, cross the map, and access difficult locations. The Daredevil Helmet is particularly valuable because it makes traveling between distant objectives much faster. Continue collecting Trinkets, completing Instincts, and using vehicles to discover ramps. Also work through miscellaneous trophies that require specific outfits or equipment. Several activities share prerequisites, so completing an event and unlocking its reward may allow you to earn multiple trophies in the same area.

LATE GAME

Once you've accumulated enough Illuminati Points, return to the Goat Castle and continue upgrading it until you reach S Tier. This unlocks the final section of the castle and provides access to the concluding boss encounter. Completing the castle's progression also earns the trophies associated with its lower tiers. Before finishing the story, make sure you've explored most of San Angora and collected any convenient items along your route. You don't need every collectible to finish the main campaign, so avoid delaying the ending just because a few golden statues remain hidden in inconvenient places.

After reaching the castle's final area, confront the farmer and complete the three-part boss encounter. Each phase uses different mechanics, including avoiding attacks, locating the farmer, and navigating a retro-inspired platforming sequence. Once the encounter is finished, you'll reach a room containing servers that you're specifically instructed not to touch. Destroy the servers to progress toward Don't touch the servers, then complete the final escape sequence to finish the story. Afterward, you can continue exploring and working on the Platinum. The game isn't particularly interested in taking itself seriously, and its final confrontation certainly doesn't change that.

TROPHY CLEANUP AND EXTRA TIPS

With the story completed, focus on the three largest collectible requirements: 200 Trinkets for Try Hard 2, 99 Instincts for You Trusted Your Instincts, and 29 ramps for Daredevil. The in-game collectibles menu tracks progress by area, making it much easier to identify what's missing. Use that information alongside dedicated location videos rather than searching the entire island again. Many Instincts require particular goat forms or equipment, so unlock the relevant accessories before attempting their challenges. The Goat Queen ability is especially useful for certain objectives involving groups of NPCs. Also collect any remaining movie tapes, complete hidden events, and finish miscellaneous trophies involving specific locations or costumes.

For Move! That! Bus!, you'll need to customize all 25 available Goat Castle objects, which requires reaching S Tier to access every option. Some players have reported inconsistent tracking, so if the trophy doesn't unlock, try interacting with all customization points again during one session. No second story playthrough is required, and no trophies require online multiplayer or co-op. There are also no difficulty-related trophy restrictions. The biggest challenge is the volume of collectibles rather than difficult gameplay, so work through the remaining areas methodically and use the game's tracking tools to avoid repeating completed tasks. If a hidden event, Instinct, or collectible is giving you trouble, Ask Gami can help narrow down the requirements. With enough persistence, a sufficiently destructive goat can apparently achieve anything.