Sheep

Can't believe i'm playing this game.

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This is a [b]hidden gem![/b] I had this years ago when CDs were the way, and forgot how surprisingly fun and unique it was to play. It’s still good for new players, the game play is immune to ageing and that’s what counts here. Just be ready to use the arrow keys instead of wasd! Sneak/activate is Left Alt, run is Left Shift, bark/frighten sheep is spacebar. I think that’s most things you may be looking for. Only downside is I can’t alt tab in windows 11, but that is not a deal breaker! It’s an older game after all. Don’t overlook this game, it’s well-made! [b]I recommend everyone try it for a pleasing and unique experience your struggle to find anywhere else.[/b] Over all it’s just a fun game. :)

True masterpiece in gaming history

Solid game

What a pleasant surprise this old-school gem turned out to be! Sheep is a Lemmings-style puzzle game where you herd ridiculously dumb sheep through 28 chaotic levels full of hazards, evil cows, and absurd settings - from amusement parks and disco clubs to outer space. It even has full Polish language support, which is a nice bonus for us Eastern European players. The game is genuinely addictive, clever, and dripping with that pure '90s charm. I picked it up on sale mostly for nostalgia and I was impressed by how well it still holds up. The puzzles can get pretty tough and require precise timing and strategy, while the sheep's artificial stupidity provides endless comedy. Watching them bumble straight into disasters never gets old. My only small complaint is that the Steam trailer uses footage from the inferior PS1 version, which looks pretty janky. Don't let that put you off - you're actually getting the superior PC original with better graphics, smoother controls, and more polish (pun intended). The difference is noticeable! If you enjoy retro puzzle games with heart, humor, and a decent challenge, definitely grab it on sale. Even without a discount the game is quite cheap, but you can often grab it for a dollar during sales, so it's up to you. Oh, and the Longwool sheep are my absolute favorites - they look like total rockstars with that long, flowing wool.

it is as much fun as it used to be if not more