Goosebox: Goose Beat Maker

Goosebox is a beat maker and music maker game where seven geese are your band. Drag a costume onto a goose and it starts singing its part: a kick, a bass line, a melody or a voice. Stack them up, swap them out and mix your own song, one bar at a time. No music skills needed.

DRESS UP TO MAKE MUSIC
• Drag a hat, glasses or headphones onto a goose and it joins the song on the next bar
• Beats, bass, melodies and voices: every costume is its own sound
• Every loop stays in time and in key, so any mix sounds good
• Tap a goose to undress it, or hold it to switch its dance from wild to chill to cool
• Every goose dances to its own notes

FIND THE SECRET COMBOS
• Each theme hides bonus shows behind four-costume recipes
• Light up all four and the stage goes wild: eight-bar cutscenes with their own music, lights and choreography
• Bonus shows unlock new sounds for your band
• Your collection keeps every bonus you have found, ready to replay

THREE THEMES, THREE STAGES
• The Goose Choir: punk garden geese and a gosling in a golden egg
• Disco Night: geese in sequins under a mirror ball
• Crypt Beatbox: pale geese beatboxing in a candlelit graveyard
• Play any theme in the Live House, up on the city Rooftop or on Sunset Beach

A CAMERA CREW FOR YOUR BAND
• Watch mode hands the show to an auto director that cuts with the music: close-ups when a part comes in, slow wide shots when it is calm
• Or pick a camera yourself: front, low angle, orbit or top-down
• Screen looks: Dreamy, Film, VHS and Pixel

FILM IT AND SHARE IT
• Record one loop, two loops or a whole bonus show
• Wide 16:9 for YouTube or upright 9:16 for Shorts, Reels and TikTok
• Save the music video to your device or share it with friends

Every sound is original music made for Goosebox. Play in English, Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese.

THEMES AND FEATHERS
The Goose Choir and the Live House are included. Disco Night and Crypt Beatbox are optional in-app purchases. Earn feathers by discovering new sounds and collecting bonus shows, then spend them on new stages.