A cartoon puzzle game in the spirit of Lemmings: guide a stubborn flock of sheep through 218 levels and ten worlds – from a sunny meadow via a sausage factory down to Satan's throne room. Hand out skills, dig, build, blow things up. And try not to lose too many on the way.
The flock walks. You think.
Your sheep drop from the hatch and march straight ahead – into pits, lava and the wolf's den, if you let them. Give single sheep a job and turn the stubborn flock into a working team: climbers, floaters, blockers, builders, rammers, miners, diggers – and the one who goes out with a bang.218 levels, ten worlds, two endings
- A prologue that teaches every skill, then ten acts of 20 levels each, every world with its own look, hazards and jokes: the Green Idyll, a crumbling farmstead, root swamps, the slaughterhouse factory, boilers and cogs, a neon purgatory, the sulphur valley, the ice hell, the bone panopticon and Satan's throne room.
- Ten bonus levels in Sheep Heaven.
- Level 200 has two exits. Redeem the flock – or sacrifice it.
Not every way is the way
- The obvious path is a trap. Walls you can't ram, cliffs without umbrellas, a hill that says "dig" over a flooded tunnel, rams laid out in front of a wall with lava behind it, a flock that marches the wrong way: read the terrain, then decide.
- Every level is checked by a bot that plays it the obvious way – and loses.
- Rewind time whenever a plan goes wrong.
A farm full of trouble
- Walter Wolf sleeps in the earth – dig too close and he wakes up.
- Daisy Fox steals your fruit.
- Eric Oakhorn's buried shop sells power-ups for apples, pears and carrots: shields, magnets, teleports, slow motion, anti-gravity and doppelgangers.
Features
- Handcrafted cartoon look with ink lines and slapstick – cartoon blood can be switched off.
- Original soundtrack: a song for every act.
- 30 achievements, some of them secret.
- German and English, mouse and gamepad; resolutions from 1024×768 to 1440p, four quality levels.