Sheepy: A Short Adventure

A Short Handcrafted Pixel Art Platformer that follows Sheepy, an abandoned plushy brought to life. Sheepy: A Short Adventure is the first short game from MrSuicideSheep.

Verdict

Verdict coming soon: the jury is still reading

Buy, Wait, and Skip land in the next pass. Nothing on this card can be bought.

Player sentiment

Player sentiment is from Steam (PC) reviews.

All time

98.9%

24,700 reviews

12 months

98.8%

6,285 reviews

90 days

98.5%

1,647 reviews

30 days

97.8%

640 reviews

Stable-0.9 pts versus the previous 90 days

Review history

Bars are review volume. The line is the positive percentage. Periods under 10 reviews are faded.

What players are saying

Positive

Honestly wasn't expecting a free game to be this good, but Sheepy: A Short Adventure completely blew me away. The level of polish and care put into this project is incredible. The pixel art is super detailed and atmospheric, but the music is really what sets it apart. Since it's tied to MrSuicideSheep, I figured the soundtrack would be decent, but the way the music syncs with the gameplay—especially during the boss fights and chase sequences—gives you actual chills. The movement feels tight and responsive, which is crucial for a platformer. Nothing ever feels clunky or unfair. The base story is short, but going back to hunt down all the hidden vinyls and unlock every single achievement made me appreciate the level design even more. If you enjoy games like Celeste, Hollow Knight, or just appreciate solid indie platformers with amazing music, do yourself a favor and play this. It's short, sweet, and genuinely one of the best free experiences on Steam.
13h 50m played at review · 3 Sept 2026
music was holy Patches my boy and yes the view was almost worth it 10/10 wish i could 100 percent it but im no gamer
1h played at review · 11 Sept 2026
I downloaded a free platformer expecting a cute sheep and 20 minutes of jumping. Instead I got gorgeous pixel art, great music, creepy atmosphere, and a game that had absolutely no business being this polished.
20h 28m played at review · 12 Sept 2026
I cant think of any other pixel art game that had better animation then this one. And that bear is such an aura farmer and he’s op too kinda tuff.
1h 35m played at review · 7 Sept 2026

Negative

[b]A random piece of junk[/b] [h2]Flaws[/h2] [list] [*]This game is the definition of emptiness. Platforming sections are as generic as they can be; fights are the same. It’s like a walking simulator with basically nothing to look at and nothing to listen to. [*]I generally don’t criticize graphics, but here they are quite the blurry mess. The camera frequently zooms in and out, which does not work well for pixel art. [/list] [h2]Common Flaws[/h2] [list] [*]Yet another game that tries to make you believe it has some kind of story, whereas it has [i]none[/i]. The Portal-inspired narration is gibberish. [*]Yet another game with a ridiculous amount of screen shake. The "vibrations" setting is for gamepad vibrations; disabling it has no effect. [*]Yet another game that autosaves on every occasion: impossible to backtrack even a little bit to pick up collectibles. [/list] [h2]Inconveniencies[/h2] [list] [*]Exiting to the title screen takes 10 freaking seconds and a dedicated loading screen — and it’s probably by design… [*]Collectibles are not displayed anywhere. [/list]
1h 3m played at review · 8 Sept 2026
has good platforming but its boring af
1h 36m played at review · 21 Sept 2026