The Evil Shepherd is a fast pace strategy game, where your goal is to survive the most you can. Take care of your sheep and drain from their lives to survive.
How to play: A, W, S, D - Move the character Left Click - Show Sheep status / Drain sheep power / Attract sheep
Drag the sheep to the desired location to fulfill their needs. Hay - Hunger Water - Thirsty Salt - Joy
The life regeneration consumes food and water. The sheep can only reproduce with joy over 50%. Eating salt increases the thirsty. Gain experience from killing sheep.
This is my first attempt in a Ludum Dare. I've tried my best in balancing the game and make it fun. I'm sorry if it's not as fun as I intended.
Thank you for playing.
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I would really like to play this game but my sheeps are always running around like crazy. I only managed to breed them directly at the beginning when controlling them to the sugar. Any other way resulted in an early death. Maybe you could give me some tips :wink:
The game is for sure not fast paced.
On the positive side. I really like the graphics, especially the sheeps plus their silly animations. The player walk animation is weird though. The music is also really good.
The theme is super good and I think if you had a little more time it could be a bit more enjoyable. Right now it feels very confusing and unclear what the game is asking me to do; not super intuitive, IE do I need to drag the sheep to the water? Just not totally clear. The art is good and the animation is solid.
Overall while I didn't have a great time playing the game and the pacing didn't match the description (felt methodical, not fast paced), it's super awesome that you completed the full project on time and it's a promising start to a game if you wanted to spend a little time post-jam to make some improvements.
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The game is for sure not fast paced.
On the positive side. I really like the graphics, especially the sheeps plus their silly animations. The player walk animation is weird though. The music is also really good.
Overall while I didn't have a great time playing the game and the pacing didn't match the description (felt methodical, not fast paced), it's super awesome that you completed the full project on time and it's a promising start to a game if you wanted to spend a little time post-jam to make some improvements.
Keep developing! For the first time is pretty fine!