Sheep
Minds Eye Productions · 2025 · Strategy, Puzzle Platformer, Puzzle, Farming Sim, Cartoony
PC
Very Positive97% · 67
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About Sheep
Sheep is a puzzle-solving escapade through crazy mazes starring those most loveable of all creatures... Sheep!Unbeknownst to everyone, these seemingly dim-witted animals are actually highly intelligent beings from another planet. Over millions of years, the lush green pastures and the Human's lazy nature have caused them to lose sight of their vastly superior status and become the mindless creatures we know today. Lost, alone, and now quite dumb, they need you to reunite them with their celestial ancestors.
- Choose from the four unlikely heroes: Bo Peep, Adam Halfpint, Motley or Shep, to help herd the sheep through dangerous perils.
- Control the fate of four different breeds of sheep: Pastoral, Factoral,
- Longwool, as well as Neo-Genetic, and protect them from Mr. Pear and his evil henchcows!
- Guide your flock through seven worlds and 28 levels, including amusement parks and disco clubs!
- Collect all of the golden sheep to gain access to a bonus level in each world!
- Incredible A.S. (Artificial Stupidity) actually simulates the unique folly of sheep.
- Mind-challenging puzzles combined with mentally challenged sheep provide hours of enjoyment.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise Sheep as a charming and addictive puzzle game that successfully captures the spirit of classic '90s Lemmings-style titles, with genuinely tough levels, clever puzzle design, and plenty of humor from the sheep's chaotic AI behavior. The game offers nostalgic appeal and solid replay value with hidden mechanics like different herder abilities and adjustable difficulty, though some reviews mention incomplete comments suggesting minor technical issues or documentation problems.
Can't believe i'm playing this 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 yo…
love loved it so fun
Sheep (2000) is a piece of nostalgia that randomly pops in my head and makes me want to feel like a kid on a Saturday morning once again 🐑 Game is simple yet addicting and levels are fast paced due to time limit which is adjusted via difficulty, as well as amount of sheep. Controls are easy to find online for keyboard and comments already existing below. As many old games this one also comes with hidden mechanics, in this case each shepard actually having different control over sheep and flock itself being easier or harder to handle. This creates different relations and behavior over each herder, making it either easier or harder to handle. Motley, the brown dog as example has easiest and hardest push/reaction of sheep so they will run away easier than compared to other herders and is fastest of them all as well. This information is not given in game and can only be found online if one is curious about differences between shepards and sheep. It creates this way a replayability value to see how those levels would play with different character. Art style of Sheep is iconic and rememberable. Sheep are quirky both in gameplay and cutscenes setting the mood for incoming adventure im…
Nice
Used to play it with my uncle. Peak game
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