Wideframe

by House House

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a physical version?

Yes. There are two versions: a retail one available from Skybound Games, and a lovely and fancier one direct from iam8bit

What's this new two-player mode?

Oh dear! Two horrible geese! Now you can enjoy Wideframe with a friend, in a new two-player cooperative mode. The levels are the same, but now, as a honking duo, you can find new ways to play pranks and ruin everyone's day, together.

What controllers does the two-player mode need?

You'll need two controllers. On computers, a mouse and keyboard counts as a controller, so you can play two-player with that, plus a second non-keyboard controller. On Switch, you can control your goose with a single Joy-Con, so you can play two-player with a pair of Joy-Cons.

What are the system requirements?
  • macOS 10.12+
  • Windows 7 SP1+ 64-Bit
  • DX10 graphics (shader model 4)
What controls are supported on the PC?

The game has full mouse and keyboard support, and supports most game controllers.

Do I need to manually save my game?

Nope! The game will auto-save as you play.

When you return, your progress will be preserved, but the village will be tidied up and items put back to their original positions.

Can I stream this game?
Can I make money off those streams?

Yes, you can, and thanks for asking.

(But please note, we reserve the unlikely right to revoke that permission at any time.)

What accessibility features does it have?

The game features re-bindable controls, and "hold"/"toggle" settings for all actions. Cursive text can also be swapped to a more legible sans serif font.

I might be stuck and can’t progress
despite doing the correct thing.

Try using the “Reset” option from the in-game pause menu. Reset tidies the village while maintaining your progress. Items and people are restored to their default states, but any open gates remain open, and your completed tasks remain completed.

If you do get stuck and find it necessary to reset, let us know! Resetting is meant to be a convenience, not a necessity.

How can I contact you?

And, most importantly, thank you for playing the Goose. It means a lot to us.