

Sheeps
Cardboard Animal · 2026 · Exploration, Visual Novel, Walking Simulator, 3D, First-Person
PC
6 user reviews100% · 6
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About Sheeps
Sheeps...
is a first-person poetry game set in a small open world. Each of the game's 100 poems is contained within a sheep. Feed the sheep to the giant tree to hear the poem inside. There is no damage or game-overs, just the poems and the serene world around you.Unlock new abilities and areas.
As more poems are read, the world expands in size and more sheeps are able to be found. Finding items and completing tasks can reward you with new ways to move about and experience the world.Meet the characters.
Characters from certain poems will show up in the world after listening. Fully voice-acted, speak to them to learn more about their history and personality.Listen to the sounds.
Sheeps contains over 90 minutes of Original Sound Track by artist KLLED. The rich ambient music will wash over you along with the sounds of nature.Support your public library.
The poems you read will be donated as books to the local Public Library. Go there to speak to reread poems, talk to the patrons, or decorate your very own Zen Garden. Use the Zen Garden to equip different abilities as you unlock them.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I loved the game, but it might take a few hours to see its exceptional creativity, it's a bit stale and repetitive at first, with a few technical issues. However, the world is just so quirky with clever exploration, full of weird characters and dreamy vibes, and underneath, the passion for poetry and storytelling. The only two big negatives is that it takes so long to just backtrack for every sheep and to wait for every tree narration, and then 2 hours later the game offers you a Quake-like tech to move faster, it's @@@@@ hilarious. Takes about 6 hours to finish (not full exploration), there are more things to collect. (The game is shorter now, they added a way to listen to poems while playing) https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3748086876 (Personally the characters in this game make me #### my pants, so silly) A little goofy with the tone of the narration, but in a very endearing way, I think your enthusiasm for unusual writing is very infectious, and I assume the title is spelled that way intentionally. I actually really enjoyed the game, even though it could use a few updates for some superficial problems, it felt like the game had some issues with the mus…15 found this helpful
- characters are FUNNY (great dialogue and designs) - music is GORGEOUS - poems are THOUGHTFUL, like for real some got me laughing and others are stuck in my head - devs are GOOFY, in all the right ways, just watch the achievements as u play the game love it so far and still got so much to go!2 found this helpful
I have been waiting months since playing the demo to shovel over five euros to this man and have one absolutely phenomenal experience.1 found this helpful
It's a little janky, and honestly the poems can be a bit too long sometimes, but it's still a very cool experience and well worth a few bucks. I really enjoyed the chill absurdity and brutality of it all, and I'm sure I'll go back later to play more. The whole thing has a lot more playtime than I expected, but I don't feel a need to 100% it, which is the perfect balance in my eyes. Oh and it works fine on Linux! A few more things: - Love the seedlings so much. - Yeah this game DESPERATELY needs to let you keep playing while the tree talks. It's fine if you even want to have it do the cutscene by default and then it's skippable. Even making it a ring orb would be funny and fine as long as it's available early, but the way it kills momentum in an otherwise engaging package is really rough. I think this would also help a lot with the repetitive feeling I've developed where finding 5 sheep far from the tree isn't as exciting as it should be.1 found this helpful
Of all the ways I've seen poetry and prose collected, I never thought I would see a collection in the form of a collectathon video game. That novelty alone is conversation-worthy, but on top of that it's actually a fun little game to play too.
As the owner of a physical copy, I have no constructive criticism, only immense blind positivity!
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