Chaotic, low-stakes mischief sits at the heart of Untitled Goose Game, the small but memorable indie puzzler from House House. It lives in the same space as playful stealth and sandbox pranks, closer to a toybox of objectives than a traditional adventure game. On PC via Steam it also carries Steam Deck Verified status, so it’s positioned as a reliable pick for handheld play alongside other bite-sized, session-friendly indies.

Who is this for?

Anyone who prefers gentle puzzles and comedy over combat. You play a goose let loose in a quiet village, completing a to-do list of escalating nuisances by sneaking, honking, and manipulating objects and people. The humour lands because the rules are clear, then you get room to improvise. Verified support matters here, it suggests the controls, display, and performance are set up to work cleanly on Steam Deck without tinkering.

• Steam Deck Verified: fewer setup headaches, better suited to quick handheld sessions.
• Objective-led sandbox: structured tasks, with freedom in how you cause trouble.