Get ready to honk your way into mayhem! The widely acclaimed Untitled Goose Game is getting physical editions of the soundtrack and game for fans of the (definitely) chaotic neutral goose! In collaboration with iam8bit, developer House House unveiled a hard copy release for Untitled Goose Game complete with exclusive eco-packaging and extra goodies for the aforementioned platforms. To make matters even better, the soundtrack is getting the vinyl treatment too. Check them out below:

The physical release of Untitled Goose Game’s soundtrack and game copies is all about eco-friendly packaging. As geese and other feathery wildlife creatures do, they collect rubbish wherever they can find and will even eat them! To do their part in exploring ways to combat the issue with rubbish, House House and company introduced these hard copies with recyclable packaging and materials where they could. 

The vinyl soundtrack for Untitled Goose Game is made with reclaimed vinyl “grind,” which means the disc color you’ll get will be a surprise! To take their stance on the waste crisis a step further, production for this record involves a donation to the Carbon Fund, an organization that strives to fight climate change with education, carbon reduction, and public outreach.

The Untitled Goose Game is available to pre-order for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 $39.99 and $34.99 respectively. As for the vinyl soundtrack, it’s also available for pre-order for $29.99. To get started on your order, check out the official listings here.

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