mountain goat
1.4.6
Stone Goat is a very relaxing casual puzzle game in which players can operate your lamb to complete challenges, constantly avoid obstacles to move forward smoothly, avoid lack of food, and ensure your survival. All challenges can be completed.
1. Get started with the operation: Brand-new skills are waiting for you to master. Jump flexibly to change direction, allowing us to quickly advance through levels.
2. Cartoon style: The overall picture is made of the character Lamb in cartoon style, which is a wonderful visual feast and full of freshness.
3. Play skillfully: Every jumping action can be used skillfully. Many players compete together to see who can pass the level first.
In the process of controlling the goat to climb the mountain, rocks and wood will continue to fall from the top of the mountain, which will bring a very real feeling. Control the goat to climb the mountain top and easily obtain the red gems in the game. It is actually very easy to win the final victory.
1. There will be many different goat images that players can choose and use at will. Goats eat grass to avoid hunger and avoid falling obstacles to survive.
2. While completing the game, you also need to quickly collect game resources that are helpful to you. The graphics themselves are satisfying and you can experience more different game content.
3. If you want to become a qualified stone goat, you also need to quickly adapt to the challenging tasks in the game, have a fresh and cute painting style and simple and intuitive operations.
-The challenge scenes designed for players are super unique, including deserts, rocks, and blocks, and are full of technology. Every jump is a test of accuracy.
-The more challenge coins you get in the game, the more helpful it will be for your game. Unlock new levels, challenge your limits, and enjoy relaxing moments.
- There is no time limit. Players need to reach the end of the game safely. The click control method is relatively simple, so be careful about click control issues in the game.
