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I’ve spent more hours than I care to admit helping Shaun and his woolly pals find their way back to the cozy barn in Home Sheep Home 2, and honestly, it’s a delight from start to finish. The premise is simple enough—Shaun and his siblings get separated and need to reunite—but the way the levels unfold keeps you chuckling as you wrangle your fluffy friends through all sorts of clever traps and obstacles. There’s something supremely satisfying about nudging that last sheep onto a pressure plate and watching the final gate swing open.
What really makes the game shine is how each sheep’s unique quirks come into play. You’ve got Shaun, the all-rounder, Shirley the heavyweight who can press down switches or act as a living bridge, and little Timmy who’s just the right size to slip through tight spots. Switching between them on the fly to build ramps, trigger levers, or clear paths feels intuitive, even when the puzzles start throwing curveballs at you. It never feels unfair—just tricky enough that you’ll grin when you finally figure out the right sequence of moves.
Besides the well-designed puzzles, the whole experience is peppered with that unmistakable Aardman charm. The sheep wiggle and baa in the most adorable way, and the environments—from sunny meadows to winding caverns—are bright, colorful, and full of personality. I’ve replayed a few of the levels just to soak up the animation and see if I can shave off a couple seconds from my best time. It’s the kind of game that rewards experimentation, so you’re always tempted to go back and try a sneaky shortcut or a different approach entirely.
All in all, Home Sheep Home 2 feels like catching up with old friends who happen to have a talent for slapstick puzzles. It’s easy to pick up but challenging enough to hold your attention, whether you’re puzzling over a tricky platform or just enjoying the sheepy shenanigans. If you’re in the mood for something lighthearted and brain-teasing, you really can’t go wrong with these woolly heroes.