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The mechanics involved sheep, which were monsters, that constantly moved toward the character, and then died and upped a counter when they got to where the player wanted them. | The mechanics involved sheep, which were monsters, that constantly moved toward the character, and then died and upped a counter when they got to where the player wanted them. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:00, 21 June 2016
Release type: Unknown
Release date: N/A
Levels: 1
Author: Ron Cavagnaro
Related games: N/A
THIS GAME IS THOUGHT TO BE LOST
IF YOU KNOW MORE, PLEASE CONTACT
IF YOU KNOW MORE, PLEASE CONTACT
An ambitious Lemmings-style strategy game by Ron Cavagnaro, now lost to time...
Background[edit]
- I actually made some pretty involved games, that would have been pretty popular. I made a Christmas game where you had to lead sheep to the exit, similar to Lemmings except you are a character guiding the sheep!
The mechanics involved sheep, which were monsters, that constantly moved toward the character, and then died and upped a counter when they got to where the player wanted them.
