Goat Simulator 3 is now available through Google Play Pass, giving Android users access to the base game and all free seasonal content updates through an active subscription. The move expands access to Coffee Stain North’s chaotic open-world sandbox game on mobile devices.
Goat Simulator 3 Added to Google Play Pass
Coffee Stain North announced on August 13, 2026, that Goat Simulator 3 has joined Google Play Pass.
Subscribers can access the full base game along with every free seasonal update released for the mobile version. The game takes place on San Angora, a large sandbox island where players control goats while completing quests, uncovering secrets, collecting items, and causing environmental chaos.
For U.S. Android users who already subscribe to Google Play Pass, the addition means the game can be played as part of the subscription rather than purchased separately.
Mobile Version Includes Seasonal Updates
The mobile edition of Goat Simulator 3 includes the free Easter, Summer, and Holiday content updates released since the game’s original launch.
Players can choose from several types of goats, each contributing to the game’s deliberately exaggerated and unconventional style. Gameplay includes exploration, vehicle use, environmental interactions, quests, collectibles, and other activities spread throughout the island.
Multiplayer and Mini-Games Remain Part of the Experience
The mobile game also supports multiplayer, allowing players to invite a friend and explore together.
Seven mini-games are included, giving players additional competitive and cooperative activities beyond the main open-world experience.
Players can travel around San Angora on foot, interact with unusual objects, use unconventional movement options, or drive vehicles. The game retains the physics-driven humor and unpredictable gameplay that have become central to the Goat Simulator series.
Coffee Stain Highlights Portable Gameplay
Santiago Ferrero, Creative Director at Coffee Stain North, said the Google Play Pass release further broadens access to the game.
“Just when you thought Goat simulator 3 couldn’t be more accessible, here we are again!” Ferrero said. “Whether you want to play on the bus, at the airport, or even on the toilet, Goat Simulator 3 on mobile offers a portable version of the same open world to explore and destroy, and we’re excited for even more people to try it out now that it’s available with Google Play Pass!”
The mobile version is designed to provide the same general sandbox structure as other editions while allowing players to take the game with them on supported Android devices.
Goat Simulator 3 Key Features
Play as Different Goats
Players can select from a range of playable goats and explore San Angora using different characters, including unusual variations of the standard goat.
Explore a Large Sandbox World
The island includes hidden areas, quests, collectibles, environmental interactions, and other discoveries.
Play With a Friend
Multiplayer support allows two players to explore together and participate in seven available mini-games.
Access Free Seasonal Content
The mobile edition includes previously released free seasonal updates, including Easter, Summer, and Holiday content.
Game Remains Available Across Multiple Platforms
Outside Google Play Pass, Goat Simulator 3 continues to be available as a standalone title on Google Play.
The game is also offered across a wide range of other platforms, including Steam, Epic Games Store, Microsoft Store, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Amazon Luna.
Its expansion to Google Play Pass adds another way for mobile players to access the game, particularly for subscribers already using Google’s gaming and app subscription service.
Google Play Pass Expands Access to Goat Simulator 3
With Goat Simulator 3 now included in Google Play Pass, Android players can access the base game, multiplayer features, open-world exploration, and previously released free seasonal updates through their subscription.
The addition extends the game’s availability across mobile devices while maintaining the unusual physics-based gameplay and sandbox structure that define the series.

