As a game based on slapstick comedy and being horrible to the humans, funny moments are inevitable.
- The fact that there is a dedicated button reserved for honking. (Y button on Switch, Square button on PS4, X button on Xbox One, and spacebar on PC)
- Breaking the fancy vase causes the neighbors to argue for a bit.
- As Joe Zieja (Claude from Fire Emblem: Three Houses) points out, if nobody knew about the goose's interference, the male neighbor having the female neighbor's bra in his yard would seem rather suspicious... especially if it were sopping wet.
- Pruning the prize rose leads Messy Neighbor to hide the shears behind her back quickly in shame.
- Holding the harmonica, the pacifier, or a glass bottle changes the honk sound appropriately.
- Leaving a walkie-talkie in plain sight while hiding, then honking through it with proper timing to make the silly humans land on their rears.
- Untied shoelaces on the boy and the publican's husband.
- The whole "drop the bucket on the burly man's head" sequence.
- It's always fun to leave items in inappropriate places, such as draping the bra over the miniature village's miniature village.
- During The Game Awards 2019, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker present an award... but not before Beaker is seen in the world of Untitled Goose Game. But then the goose gets out...
- The August 2020 Nintendo Indie World direct has the announcers going to state the final announcement... then they hear a honk. They immediately state to cut to the trailer before any chaotic goose shenanigans ensues.
- Nevermind the actual trailer itself, which features two-player co-op. The first two lines of text to appear in the trailer? "Oh dear." and "Two horrible geese!" Cue the two geese causing double the mischief around town... And ending with the boy getting terrorized by the geese circling around him like sharks.
- When reaching the garden with the bell, the groundskeeper is blocking the front gate, looking rather menacing. However, if you're aware of the hidden "exit" in the garden, then avoiding the groundskeeper becomes laughably easy.
