- Publisher: Playsaurus
- Release Date: Dec 2, 2025
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Dec 2, 2025Tingus Goose is an unforgettable psychological horror that succeeds because it is bizarre without being too gory. You can’t help but wonder what’s coming next as you progress through each level. There is a slight learning curve, and the bizarre imagery can make you feel nauseous at times. However, Tingus Goose succeeds because it’s a game that you can’t forget after seeing it once and is worth playing to the end.
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Jan 21, 2026Tingus Goose is an idle game that blends classic mechanics with a deliberately grotesque, absurd aesthetic. The player watches and manages the progression of a goose whose growth, reproduction, and mutations generate resources that can be reinvested. It’s a passive, observation-driven experience, and its weird sense of humor and slow pace make it a niche pick—best suited for players who enjoy experimental takes on the idle genre.
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Dec 2, 2025Tingus Goose is undeniably odd. It’s a shining example of an incremental clicker game, though, managing to blend together a cozy style with genuinely nauseating body horror, making for a memorably haunting experience. For some, it’ll be a little too weird or hands-off with its style of play, but for the right kind of oddball – this reviewer included – it’ll make for a fantastic addition to their game library.