Late next month will mark the first official year since the release of House House’s Untitled Goose Game. Despite the title inheriting its placeholder name for its retail release, many users were instantly grasped by the charm of the experience that can be found in the Panic-published title. The influence behind Untitled Goose Game also earned it a nomination for that December’s Game Awards show.

Following the initial release of the title, House House unveiled that the team will be letting the animal loose onto consoles with PlayStation 4 & Xbox One versions of the game to ship at the end of 2019. The game even earned enough notoriety for a spot on Lego Ideas which landed a potential Lego set to be decided upon this past January.

Now today during the very exciting Nintendo Indie World Showcase, House House unveiled that Untitled Goose Game will be receiving a free update offering two-player local play to wreak even more havoc on the occupants of the game’s village setting. You can watch the trailer in the video below:

Alike the original game, there will now be the option to push through the base game with two playable geese. With that, you can do the set objectives and cause other hijinx that is laid ahead for you and a friend to unfold. In addition to the update’s reveal, House House also shared that Untitled Goose Game will be shipping to both Steam and Itch.io On September 23rd.

Elsewhere during the Nintendo-held presentation, the firm also revealed over a handful of new games that were officially released following the showcase. Those games include A Short Hike, Manifold, and Spiritfarer.

Earlier this month, publisher Panic showcased just some of the projects currently underway for its coming, crank-functioning Playdate. You can view all of the announcements shown off  by heading here.

What are you most excited about two-player support for Untitled Goose Game?

Untitled Goose Game is out now for Nintendo Switch, PC (Epic Games Store), PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.