Bleaters

I loved the sheep graphics! And some great sounds, including extra bonus for different sounds for each sheep type (and oddly, warcraft sounds out of the blue). It kind of reminds me a little bit of Insaniquarium in the gameplay department. Rather odd.

Royally painful to try to click on sheep when they were not interested in being clicked on (zipping along at 100 miles an hour!), and really frustrating when they couldn't figure out how to get where they were told.

The debug info in the console window was really helpful in figuring out how to play!

The way the sheep would partly disappear when sent into the shearing place was problematic, as was the occasionally missing selection markers and stuff.

Bug report: one time, on the second level, grass just stopped growing for good, so I eventually lost.

Couldn't figure out how to play, really... But then, it's 3am, gonna try it again tomorrow... :)

Ahh, a simulation - and missions! What more can the gamers heart long for!? Grass stopped growing for me, too - I thought it was on purpose as it was solvable by a special treatment of the wood-eater. After that one I solved all levels in one try, either they are too easy or I just had luck. IIRC in the last level my only sheep did it all alone.

Hard to figure out what I'm supposed to be doing - or what the sheep are doing for that matter.

Cool rts kind of sheep sim - a bit glitchy but the funny sounds make up for it. :) Control was FRUSTRATING as heck with the wood biters who didn't feel like doing what they were told until they were already next to the wood. Or something. I got to the level with the cameras on the right but I accidently clicked past the story part so I don't know what I was supposed to do and gave up.

The little stories that went along with each level really added to it.

READ THE README!

Hi All.

Yes, different levels have different amounts of grass. Level six, in particular has very little grass.

The goal of the game (hmm... maybe I should have put this in the README...) is to get a black or a pink sheep out the right side of the screen.

For most levels, you'll need a Wood-eating sheep to eat the rightmost fence (He can only eat wood once he's full of grass). He bounces after every bite, so you might want to micromanage him.

READ THE README!

PS. Games are speech. The plot is basically a satirical commentary on a highly pubicized case here in Canada:

http://www.organicconsumers.org/monlink.html

Sheeps behave too randomly. Warcraft like sounds are pretty funny. Nice game.

It looks good and it is a good idea, but it isn't very fun in the long run :( I think I played the first 4 levels (I came as far as to dry summer I think). The graphics is nice though. About the construction, do you construct sheep?

Pretty cool game! Great graphics, I really like your style :)

Only problems I had was clicking on the sheeps sometimes. The more expensive sheeps didn't have any green color underneath once you clicked on em.

Maybe you could add an injection function to pump them full of more drugs! ;)

great style, but those wood eaters just like grass?

kind of uncontrollable. The sheep really don't listen to you at all (unless you want to get them sheared).

Pretty neat, but a bit glitchy with sheep selection and such.

Zug Zug! Dabu! This was a cool game. I wish the lab wasn't a whole other screen, it could have jsut been a menu in the corner. Gameplay was pretty boring though. The graphics were excellent, it had a nice clean look to it. I liked the politics of the game, too. It was hard to tell how it fit in the gameplay theme though

Interesting game there :). The controls we're quite frustrating, and construction could have been expanded on perhaps a bit. Otherwise, the game is quite entertaining with is warcraft mockery soundfx. :). Nice work.