Untitled Goose Game devs comment on the game's length, and open up about the chances of a sequel

Untitled Goose Game is winning over players across the world, but most are finding the experience to be short and sweet. What does the team behind Untitled Goose Game have to say about the game's length? Developer Nico Disseldorp discussed the topic with the BBC.

"We knew from the beginning that we wanted the player to progress through this village. We knew the kinds of moments and characters we wanted to have. When we got people to our office, we started timing how long it took them to play and they seemed to take about four hours, on average. It seems now the game is out, some people are playing it faster than that. But when it comes to the games that we play, we don't really worry if it's short or long. I think it's really nice that people can play to the end of this thing without spending their life on it."

With Untitled Goose Game leaving players wanting more, could there be a sequel sometime down the line? Disseldorp wasn't ready to commit.

"Right now we're still looking at the next patch for the game to fix a few bugs. It's taken everything we had to get us to this point, so we haven't been in the background concocting a sequel just yet."