Mighty Goose

Mighty Goose follows Mighty Goose chasing after a villain known as the Void King. The game can be played in local cooperative mode. Mighty Goose can take four hits before dying. Enemies can drop coins and healing items.

Coins can be used to purchase weapons and vehicles. The player can activate various abilities to aid them in battle, such as the ability to increase their movement. The player can also select a secondary weapon. Players can bring companions into each level.

Mighty Goose was developed by Richard Lems, who previously worked on Kunai, an action platformer. The game's development took two years, and overlapped Kunai's development by a year. Lems worked on the game alone for around half a year, and met MP2 Games, who would offer to port the game to consoles. A QA team and composer were hired, and the developers signed with Playism.

5 more years to complete the game's development. The core of Mighty Goose took inspiration from Metal Slug. A level from the game, where Mighty Goose has to jump from vehicle to vehicle in a convoy, took inspiration from Mad Max. The character of Mighty Goose was created from Lems' character sketches in a Moleskine-style book.

Mighty Goose received "mixed or average" reviews, according to review aggregator Metacritic. Reviewers from Famitsu gave Mighty Goose scores of 9, 8, 8, and 8.

TouchArcade's Shaun Musgrave called Mighty Goose "fun" and a "real run-and-gun treat while it lasts". He praised the pixel art, calling it "excellent". However, Musgrave felt that the game was "too slight for its own good", but wrote that it ended "where it needs to". He believed that there could be "bits of frustration" due to the placing of the checkpoints.