Tingus Goose

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Tingus Goose is a single player casual strategy game. It was developed by SweatyChair and was released on December 1, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

Tingus Goose is a quirky goose-growing simulator where you plant seeds in patients to grow towering goose-trees that produce bouncing Babies, generating cash through strategic placement of Blossoms and Specimens. Progress by treating new Patients and unlocking surreal Worlds with unique challenges and over 150 collectible items. Each run delivers a bizarre, whimsical experience centered on mastering goose-powered synergy and growth.

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93%

Audience ScoreBased on 475 reviews

gameplay25 positive mentions

optimization5 negative mentions

The game features a wonderfully weird and creative art style, with absurd animations that keep players engaged.
Gameplay is addictive and offers a unique blend of clicker and incremental mechanics, allowing for strategic planning and experimentation.
The humor and bizarre premise provide a refreshing and entertaining experience, making it a memorable title for fans of quirky games.

The game can become repetitive over time, especially in later chapters where the mechanics do not evolve significantly.
Performance issues arise in the late game, with significant lag and frame rate drops when too many elements are on screen.
The tutorial and information overload at the beginning can be overwhelming, hindering the initial gameplay experience.

gameplay
73 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its unique mechanics and engaging progression, while others criticize it for being repetitive and shallow. Many highlight the game's quirky visuals and absurd themes as appealing, but note that the core gameplay loop can become monotonous over time. Overall, it offers a blend of idle mechanics and creative puzzle-solving, though it may not satisfy those seeking deeper gameplay complexity.
- “The gameplay is a crafted experience; it's not an idler that stretches things out too much, though there is a challenge mode to levels after completing one to make a little more money.”
- “What keeps the gameplay engaging is the way the systems stack: you begin with a simple drop-and-bounce loop, but as you unlock more upgrades, you have to think more strategically about placement, synergy, and maximizing the number of interactions each baby undergoes.”
- “The charming graphics and engaging gameplay keep me hooked for hours.”
- “The main appeal is the weirdness factor, but the gameplay itself is pretty shallow.”
- “However, I can clearly tell that the main focus was on 'visual creativity' rather than on actual gameplay.”
- “The game throws new mechanics at a breakneck pace.”
graphics
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
47%
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The graphics of the game are widely praised for their unique and quirky hand-drawn art style, which combines absurdity and humor in a visually engaging way. Players appreciate the creative and bizarre animations, describing them as both fun and captivating, though some note that the visuals can be overwhelming at times. Overall, the art style is considered a major highlight, contributing significantly to the game's appeal despite the gameplay mechanics remaining relatively static.
- “The artwork is amazing - very creative and funny.”
- “Its a delightful game with just the most absurd graphics ever and it's perfect.”
- “The charming graphics and engaging gameplay keep me hooked for hours.”
- “What you will find are cutesy hand-drawn graphics with a lot of fart humor and bizarre psychedelic animations and drawings.”
- “I suppose I wouldn't mind an inverted scheme for nighttime playing, as the almost all-white visuals are retina obliterating in the evening.”
- “But the artwork and animation, while objectively well-done, upset me on a very visceral level.”
humor
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in this game is described as a unique blend of quirky, surreal, and often unsettling elements, featuring cutesy graphics and absurd scenarios that evoke both laughter and discomfort. Players appreciate the bizarre animations and dialogue, which contribute to a whimsical yet chaotic atmosphere, making it a standout experience for those with a taste for the unconventional. While some find the humor to be over-the-top or edgy, many agree that it successfully combines hilarity with engaging gameplay, resulting in a memorable and entertaining adventure.
- “This game is hilarious and definitely unique.”
- “Hilariously cursed and creatively genius clicker game.”
- “This game is like a hilarious goose on a wild adventure—completely wild, surprisingly charming, and guaranteed to make you laugh out loud.”
optimization
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
23%
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38%
The game's optimization is notably poor, particularly during intense moments with numerous elements on screen, leading to significant performance drops, especially in the later levels. Players report severe slowdowns, with frame rates plummeting to as low as 10fps, which hampers gameplay and makes it frustrating to progress. While some late-game performance issues have been addressed, the overall experience suffers from a lack of optimization for repetitive mechanics and complex interactions.
- “Late game performance has been fixed.”
- “In the end, it's not really a chill idle game; more like a surreal assembly line optimization game.”
- “This isn’t necessarily a flaw — many clicker games embrace repetition as part of their design — but it does mean Tingus Goose is best enjoyed by players who find satisfaction in optimization, experimentation, and steady numerical growth rather than narrative depth or mechanical variety.”
- “When too many things happen at once, the performance becomes terrible.”
- “The level is also so long that it completely destroys the game's performance, which leads into the game's second major issue aside from the terrible, awful, no good, very bad last level: its performance.”
- “And bad performance in this game means that the game runs slower; the shop that sells blooms and upgrades only spawns once every four minutes, which is already a long time, but when the game is running at half speed, or in the case of the last level and endgame, 1/4th or 1/5th of the speed, it takes forever for it to show up.”
music
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
42%
33%
25%
The music in the game is generally praised for being relaxing and enjoyable, with some users noting its uplifting qualities and thematic sound effects. However, several reviews mention that the music can become repetitive due to short loops, which may detract from the experience during longer play sessions. Overall, the soundtrack is appreciated for its calming vibe and nostalgic elements, contributing positively to the game's atmosphere.
- “The game has satisfying sound effects and some nice background music, some uplifting and some relaxing.”
- “The soundtrack is very relaxing and enjoyable.”
- “There's something about the calming music, serene really.”
- “Currently has a few annoying glitches (like parts sometimes being grayed out and not usable when there are no conflicts) and the music gets repetitive as the loops aren't long.”
- “I relaxed for 5 minutes to this music long enough to realize that I was going to be okay.”
- “The music?”
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is praised for its emotional depth and creativity, with themes of love and perseverance resonating strongly with players. While some find the narrative limited due to its mission-based structure, others appreciate the impactful storytelling that evokes strong emotional responses. Overall, the story is considered a standout feature, contributing significantly to the game's appeal.
- “It is a story of love.”
- “10/10 story 10/10 gameplay made me cry 5 times sad game underrated.”
- “Whoever came up with the storyline is really creative and imaginative and this gave the game a whole different feel than most in its genre.”
- “But Tingus Goose operates on a mission system, where you progress through a given challenge level and eventually beat each level.”
- “Moral of the story, you never know what life holds in store for you, and if I would have given up when all the odds were stacked against me, I wouldn't be where I am today.”
- “Whoever came up with the storyline is really creative and imaginative, and this gave the game a whole different feel than most in its genre.”
grinding
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be quite tedious, especially in the later chapters where challenges increase in difficulty, making the experience feel overly repetitive. While some appreciate the idle farming mechanics, many express a desire for improvements, such as a larger gem purse size, to alleviate the grind. Overall, the game is seen as solid but suffers from excessive grindiness towards the end.
- “The game is basically what you would imagine a messed up AFK farming game to be.”
- “I wish the gem purse size increased post-game to make the item digging less tedious.”
- “The challenges in later chapters make it more tedious, with the final chapter being my breaking point.”
emotional
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the game to be a unique blend of disturbing and wholesome elements, evoking a wide range of emotions that can lead to tears. Its impactful storytelling and gameplay are praised for their ability to educate and resonate deeply, making it an underrated experience that leaves a lasting emotional impression.
- “This is simultaneously the most disturbingly screwed up game I've ever played and the most wholesome and calming one at the same time.”
- “Very educational and made me cry.”
- “10/10 story, 10/10 gameplay, made me cry 5 times. Sad game, underrated.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game exhibits several stability issues, including annoying glitches and unpredictable mechanics, which can detract from the experience. However, despite these bugs, the core gameplay remains functional and enjoyable, making it a worthwhile purchase for players.
- “The game is either very buggy or mechanics aren't behaving in a predictable manner.”
- “Currently has a few annoying glitches (like parts sometimes being grayed out and not usable when there are no conflicts) and the music gets repetitive as the loops aren't long.”
- “The game can be a bit rough and buggy, but the important parts are held together well enough that the whole thing still works.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
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The monetization model of the game is praised for being straightforward, as it offers a complete package without microtransactions, ensuring players don't lose their purchases or progress across devices. This approach contrasts sharply with typical mobile games that often feature frustrating monetization practices. Overall, it is seen as a refreshing change that lives up to its advertising.
- “Just a standalone full goosy package with no microtransactions, and you don't have to worry about losing purchases or progress if you get a new device.”
- “The game had horrible monetization on mobile.”
- “Just a standalone full game package with no microtransactions, and you don't have to worry about losing purchases or progress if you get a new device.”
- “First game to ever live up to the ads.”