Problems, Crashes and Errors of Untitled Goose Game TODAY

Like all geese, it craves only chaos.
What does the desktop goose do, you ask? Well, it tracks mud all over the place.
It steals your mouse cursor, and it can even nab in-game reticles and mess up the camera.

Desktop Goose is a type of malware that must be removed from your system.
There are several cases whereby the affected user's computer crashes because of this software.
Its behavior is uncontrollable, which portrays the characteristics of a virus.
This means such an application is likely to open a backdoor for malware.

After completing four areas, the goose enters a miniature model of the village.
There, the goose steals a golden bell before going back through the previous areas while the villagers try to stop it.
In the game's ending, the goose deposits the bell into a ditch full of several other bells it had stolen in the past.

Try using the “Reset” option from the in-game pause menu.
Reset tidies the village while maintaining your progress.
Items and people are restored to their default states, but any open gates remain open, and your completed tasks remain completed.

It automatically saves your progress whenever you complete a task on your to-do list.
When you see the pop-up for completing an action, the game is going to save, and you can freely exit the game.

There is no online co-op or multiplayer.
You must play locally.
However! On some platforms, like Steam's Remote Play Together and PlayStation 4's Share Play, you can play over the internet with a friend via streaming.