A game about herding sheep! Chase the sheep around and blow them into smithereens! Or just... scare them off a cliff.
Peon Pusher does have a VR build for those of you with a Google Cardboard! I may upload Oculus or something later, if I can get it working =D But don't worry, PC version is just as fun!
Controls - Web, PC Right mouse - move the view. Left mouse - direct your peon!
Controls - Google Cardboard Use your head as a pointer! And, click the washer-thing-doo to appeal to your minion~
Excellent job. Very polished. A couple of things: I was really confused at first, and I wasn't sure what to do even after reading the directions, but after figuring it out it was a lot of fun. My only other gripe is the the camera is really not great. I think a camera following the little red dude would have been better. Great job though! Graphics were killer!
Couldn't really figure out the controls. The LMB didnt seem to do anything sometimes and using RMB to change the view was kind of stiff. Still, I love the art style. Super cute!
Nice artstyle, very humorous and fun game to play. My only complaint is that the sheep sound got a little annoying after a while. Other than that, great game!
Wow, what did I just play! Haha weird idea, but it works! Had a lot of fun even if I'm not quite sure what I was doing, haha. Also didn't get you had to look around first. Cool idea having the menu up there, but maybe not the best in practice.
The directions arent very clear. But once you learn it it gets really fun. Great simplistic artstyle. There is room for improvement though. Im not sure why you have to use teh Right-Mouse to look around, but once you know that you have to do that its fine. Good game :) Really enjoyed it
Having the menu be physically there was a nice touch, though it was kinda annoying how all of the levels started with you looking at the menu. Pretty neat game though. Good job!
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Haha weird idea, but it works!
Had a lot of fun even if I'm not quite sure what I was doing, haha.
Also didn't get you had to look around first. Cool idea having the menu up there, but maybe not the best in practice.