Feed them, play with them and they will love YOU back!
Solve countless quests and fulfill your wooly friends’ needs. Plant grass, flowers, trees and decorate different pastures to make them even more beautiful. Control the clouds and make it rain or protect your flock from dangerous thunder. Provide your sheep with food, accessories, toys and style them with funny costumes! Are you ready to become the best shepherd in the world?
- Simulation game with adorable sheep
- Open-ended game set in a beautiful 3D world
- Raise sweet little lambs
- Fun for the whole family
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
- CPU: 2.0 GHz
- RAM: 2048 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 335 MB
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- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Clouds & Sheep 2
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Clouds & Sheep 2 is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
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Eveoflove from
Looks great; but is it?
First let me thank the reviewers who mention how long they tried/played a game. Most reviews that come out right when the game does are sometimes unfair in terms of describing what you can expect from playing the whole game because there is no way they completed it before reviewing it. That’s more appropriate for HOPA games where the gameplay mechanics/difficulty doesn’t really change as the story unfolds: one can generally form their own opinion after 10-15 minutes; you can play longer if you’re enjoying yourself or stop if you feel the game isn’t for you.
The original "Clouds & Sheep" game was released in 2011; this sequel was initially released in 2015. Non-HOPA games like this (simulation/strategy, or Time Management, Marble Popper, Match 3, Tower Defense, Arcade, Solitaire, etc.) typically become more complicated/challenging as you progress. You start at the very beginning so you can learn the mechanics and “warm up”, but you rarely get to experience all the tools/features/obstacles you will get further along in the game; developers should build the trial so you get to experience how challenging/frustrating/exciting a game can become. I would like those trials to show us the basics in the first 5-10 minutes, then jump a bit further into the game (e.g. 25%) so you get more features plus a taste of some of the challenge, and so on (e.g. 50%, 75%) throughout the trial so you can forge an informed impression should you be interested in buying that game; most of those non-HOPA games are pretty easy within the first 60 minutes!
I just spent 45 minutes "learning" some of the interactions in this game and felt like I was clicking just to move things along while barely scratching the surface of all of the features.
So to the reviewers that typically wait until they’ve pretty much completed the game before submitting their review: a BIG thank you! Your reviews are the gems; they are the ones I use to influence my decision to purchase, whether or not they’re favorable, I feel like I'm making an informed decision.
If anyone has (almost) completed this game in the last 3 years, please share your comments! This looks like a colourful and extremely feature-rich/elaborate game, and I don't think a trial does it justice...
Date published: 2019-03-25
Rated 4 out of
5
by
sweetestemt from
5 Stars as a Child Game
More of a kids' game. - young kid. It's cute and has the potential to be relaxing except that the sheep want a lot of stuff LOL
Date published: 2019-03-26
Rated 4 out of
5
by
fluffitude from
What a cute, little game
A nice refreshing change from the usual HOGs, match 3s, etc. You have tasks to complete and just from the one hour I played, seems there is plenty to do. One thing that is bothering me is that it has tasked me twice now (in the first hour) to share a screenshot. Screenshots are easy, but it doesn't explain how to share nor is it obvious (have checked all the menus/options). You cannot refuse the task so it sits there. What if I don't want to share? I mean, really, who cares? seems an obvious grab for free advertising from the game. For that, I removed a star. But other than that, it's a buy for me.
Date published: 2019-03-25
Rated 4 out of
5
by
bep1 from
Something different!
I bought this game because it is different and interesting. I am still learning it, but it is so cute.
You have to create and take care of sheep in different envionments, like the farm, winter area, etc.
Lots of things to do and learn. :)
Date published: 2019-03-25
Rated 2 out of
5
by
pennmom36 from
CUTE GRAPHICS BUT THERE'S ONLY SO MUCH SHEEP-ROLLING I CAN HANDLE
This is a Virtual Sheep Farming game but it doesn't have a lot of actual virtual farming quests. It's mostly chock full of gimmicky and cutesie features, but there's only so much sheep-rolling I can handle. Once you get past the tutorials that throws everything at you at once, it quickly becomes boring and the cuteness wears off.
The Quests are attached to floating balloons that are constantly in the way, as you finish the quests, you level up and even more balloon quests are added until balloons fill the entire screen and take away from the cutesie scenery. They can be moved around and they remain opaque until the quest is completed, but for me, it was just an annoyance and I just wanted to pop them all!
You begin the game with one pre-named Sheep, it would have been nice to be able to name him whatever I wanted, or at least choose the pre-named sheep I wanted. Eventually, the bachelor pre-named sheep decides to settle down and search for greener pastures and Mr. and Mrs. pre-named sheep decide to share the pasture, I'm sure you can guess where this scenario is heading. It's not long before you have a full-fledged herd of pre-named sheep!
You can tell each individual sheep which direction to move in, and you can drag them to tufts of grass or flowers to feed them. You can bounce them, send them leaping through the field, roll them all over the field, you can even pull and snap their tails. For some odd reason, this makes the sheep happy, and happy sheep reward you with a Happy Star which is used to buy various items from the random Treasure Chest on the bottom right of the screen. The more quests you fulfill, the faster you will level up, and leveling up rewards you by unlocking more cutsie sheep related and non-sheep related items, including seeds, grooming equipment, paint, farm equipment, and even more pre-named sheep.
You can collect Wool from the sheep, logs from trees, petals from flowers, and expand the pasture's parameters. To grow more grass, and water purchased seed to grow trees and flowers, you need to grab clouds and merge them to create rain, small puddles will grow grass and water plants, larger puddles will allow the sheep to drink from them. Eventually, you can combine large clouds that create thunderstorms (snow in winter scenes) to create lightning which will destroy dangerous items such as poisonous mushrooms.
There are 26 Achievements to earn and several different Worlds to unlock as you progress. Winter Wonderland, Treasure Island, City Park, and the Prairie. As I said before, this is a cute game with adorable sheep that need some basic virtual needs. Unlike other Virtual games, it doesn't continue on in real time, and I don't believe anything will die if not cared for properly, so after a while it just becomes boring.
Date published: 2019-03-25