Tingus Goose

Dec 9, 2025

Tingus Goose is a diamond in the rough for peculiar, artistic video games. Past Fragrance Point, and barring the upcoming Eternity Egg, it might be the most visually-striking piece of media I’ve experienced in eons. Past that, it’s a sound incremental title, and even if it isn’t a perfect idler/clicker, it works well enough to keep you glued to the screen and coming back to grow your geese. So, why should you play Tingus Goose? - A once-in-a-blue-moon experience of abstract art in video game form - Smart incremental loop with so much to unlock that you might lose track of time - It’s a game that will have you saying “WTF?” and “oh my god” more times than you can track. But why shouldn’t you play Tingus Goose? - You aren’t a fan of body horror, even if it’s so over-the-top it’s hilarious - You’re expecting an idle game with minimal interaction. A review code was kindly provided by Playsaurus for the purpose of our Tingus Goose review.

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Dec 3, 2025

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Dec 2, 2025

Tingus Goose is a bizarre experience all around. Thankfully, it embraces its own oddities, and that's the type of weird I can get behind. If you've ever played games like Lemmings, you'll feel right at home with it. The challenge of creating a Rube Goldberg machine to guide the Tingus to the destination, while gaining as much cash as possible, is an intriguing gameplay loop that is hard to put down.

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Dec 2, 2025

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Dec 2, 2025

An equally charming and disturbing clicker game, which doesn’t entirely transcend the genre’s pitfalls.

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