Following the unveiling during the Xbox news briefing at gamescom 2014, Double Eleven and Coffee Stain Studios have announced that gamers will soon be able to embark on the adventure that is Goat Simulator on Xbox One, via the ID@Xbox self-publishing program!

Double Eleven will honour the hilarious, unique and somewhat violent nature of Goat Simulator to ensure Xbox One owners get the ultimate goat experience.

Players will be able to live the dream and cause as much destruction as an actual goat from the comfort of their couch. Live life as a goat and wreck the world around you; add some creativity to your destruction and you’ll rack up even more points! Goat Simulator’s charm comes in part from the bugs that were deliberately left in. Coffee Stain Studios, the original developers, fixed the crash-bugs but left everything else to ensure a well-rounded, realistic experience of life as a goat (with hilarious consequences).

Lee Hutchinson CEO, "We're delighted to be working with Coffee Stain. They've created something truly enjoyable and completely disruptive; we want to bring that to Xbox One."

Anton Westbergh CEO, "Getting on Xbox One with the help of Double Eleven is really exciting. Everyone deserves a chance to goat around, and this is one step in the right direction!"

Coffee Stained Studios’ Goat Simulator has been a bigger success than it’s had any right to be and will now be heading to UK retail on May 23rd according to Koch Media. Koch Media stated that, “The fully edible* box contains all the point scoring goat destruction, Steam Workshop Support and bugs that are expected of the world’s best-selling goat simulation game."

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Coffee Stain Studios announced today that they are going to add a new playable map roughly the size of the original vanilla map in Goat Simulator, along with local splitscreen multiplayer, new playable goats, achievements and more.

The Goat Simulator 1.1 patch "will probably be done in the middle of May", but Coffee Stain implores players to "please not pipe-bomb their office if the patch ends up taking a little bit more time than that."

“A lot of people have been asking for DLC with new maps for Goat Simulator, but we would feel bad charging people for DLC content when people can just download new stuff for free from the Steam Workshop, so we decided to do a free update instead.” said Armin Ibrisagic, Game Designer & PR Manager at Coffee Stains Studios.

Goat Simulator is now available for PC via Steam. Coffee Stain Studios are currently working on a port of Goat Simulator for Mac and Linux, a release date has yet to be announced.