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Goat Simulator 3 gets its third big expansion on 19 November. It is called Ticket to Dizzyworld, it adds a theme park map, and Coffee Stain has not put a price on it yet. Like every DLC for the game it needs the base game, so here is what each piece costs today and what is worth buying before then.
What Ticket to Dizzyworld adds
A new sandbox map built around an amusement park. You can sit through the rides in first person, drive bumper cars and scooters, play carnival games and build your own roller coaster. There are new goats and gear, extra achievements, and Dizzy Tokens scattered around the park that you trade in for rewards.
It launches on PC (Steam, Epic Games Store and Microsoft Store), PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. Switch 2 is not on the launch list and should follow later, with no date. The day is the one GTA 6 is booked for, and the studio is already joking about it.
What you need and what it costs today
The Steam page is clear: the content requires Goat Simulator 3 on Steam. A DLC only works on the store where you own the game, and you do not need the earlier expansions to play this one.
| Content | What it is | Price today |
|---|---|---|
| Goat Simulator 3 | Base game, required | Steam: €11.99 (no fees), Steam Key |
| Goat Simulator 3 | Base game for Epic | K4G: €8.45 with coupon GCDK14DEAL (€9.57 with fees), Epic Store Key |
| Multiverse of Nonsense | Expansion | Steam: €9.74 (no fees), Steam Key |
| Baadlands: Furry Road | Expansion | Difmark: €10.85 with coupon Gocdkeys (€11.34 with fees), Steam Key |
| Buck to the Future Pack | Gear pack | GamesPlanet: €6.72 (no fees), Steam Key |
| Ticket to Dizzyworld | Expansion, 19 November | Not announced |
The €3 offer is not the game
The cheapest thing in our price list is €3.11 with coupon GOCDKEYS10 (€3.62 with fees) at Driffle. That is Digital Downgrade, a Steam DLC with skins and gear from the first Goat Simulator, the soundtrack and some 3D-printing files. Without the base game it does nothing.
Epic is cheaper, Steam is where the DLC keys are
The Epic key at K4G is the cheapest way to own the game. Every DLC key we list is for Steam, though, so if you plan to add expansions later, the Steam version makes life easier. It is 60% off on Steam right now, and reviews there are Overwhelmingly Positive: 97% of more than 5,700.
There is no hurry either. Steam's €11.99 keeps coming back: we logged it in late June, again for two weeks in July, and it has been on since 26 September. In May it went lower still, €9.99 for about a month.
PS5, Xbox and Switch
On PS5 the only key is the PlayStation Store one at €29.99 (no fees), PSN Key. On Xbox, Eneba has it at €13.49 with coupon Gocdkeys10 (€15.19 with fees), Xbox Key. Cheaper offers exist on both, such as €10.07 with coupon Gocdkeys (€10.52 with fees) at Difmark for PS5, but they are an Account: you play on someone else's profile and can lose it if the password changes. The original Switch is not mentioned in the announcement.
All PC stores are on the page to buy Goat Simulator 3 key. With seven weeks to go, a price alert costs nothing.
Prices checked on the morning of 1 October.
I have been a gamer for as long as I can remember, and for the last 14 years I have been making life easier for other gamers. CEO and co-founder of Gocdkeys.
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