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Sheep's Quest 
You`ll love this stimulating Brain Teaser in which you guide a herd of sheep through seven game worlds in an effort to collect enough coins to rebuild their once magnificent farm. Steering the adorable animals around enemies and obstacles to the riches they need is as simple as placing arrows on the ground pointing the way. Featuring colorful graphics and delightful audio, Sheep`s Quest is sure to become one of your favorites!
- Earn farm upgrades.
- Avoid nasty enemies.
- Great level design.
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 7.0
- Hard Drive: 107 MB
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Sheep's Quest
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Unique, Offbeat & Addictive
This is one of my all-time favorite games. Partly because it appeals to my admittedly odd sense of humour; partly because it is completely unlike any other game I have found. I just wish it either had more levels or that there were some way to vary the game rather than endlessly repeating the exact same levels & obstacles over & over.
November 26, 2011
Fun
Enjoyed this cute and fun game.
November 19, 2011
Unique, Unusual, Funny, Cute
These four words sum it all up.
Unique, because it's the only one of this kind. I haven't seen a similar game elsewhere, which means that nobody copied it, cloned it or simply derived some amount of inspiration from it.
Unusual, because, here again, the concept, though basically simple, is equally unique as well as extremely inventive.
Funny, because it has a special sense of humor about it, something that delighted me much.
Cute, because those little sheep are, well.....just too cute. Play the demo, you will see.
This Brain Teaser is challenging enough to keep you busy a good while without driving you bonkers. In fact it's not very difficult.
Although the levels are not exactly identical, as each has its own course, it is true there is some amount of repetitiveness in the principle, the obstacles, and the overall layout of the board, if I may call it that.
I agree that variations would have been welcome, and extra levels necessary. I found the game a bit short. Or perhaps is it not short, and it's just old me grumbling because I love these little sheep and would have liked to play with them some more.
I hope there will be a sequel one day. If I had the developer's address I would write and ask for one.
December 26, 2011
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