Download Sheep (Windows)

Taron 2024-10-29 -1 point

I own a physical copy, a wonder the CD still works. Made this game run under Linux by using flatpak version of Lutris, just installed it from CD using the "Install game from exe" option, picked the Win98 compat Layer. Just sat through the installation and did not install the DirectX 7 it came with.
It probably needs more work without Lutris and Local Wine, but I think it's fine if you can just chug it into Flatpak Lutris and play it.
Video sequences work, gameplay works, sound is fine...

mimiirae 2024-10-26 2 points

i am so desperate to play this game again, i grew up playing it on my computer. it seems impossible to find now... its now 2024 can someone let me know if they figure out a way to play it. its been 'coming soon' on steam forever now

FK U AAA Games 2024-07-17 0 point

Also i can no longer get games to work properly on windows 98SE using oracle virtualbox 7.0 version(games still works on virtualbox older version like

FK U AAA Games 2024-07-17 1 point

confirmed working perfect on dosbox-x using windows 98SE. For those using this method, rmbr in ur win98.conf file under [cpu] section, switch from core=normal to core=dynamic_x86, else the game cinematic will only get 5fps. thank you abandonware i love u guys.

kit 2023-11-13 0 point

does it really not count as abandonware?? it clearly isn't coming out, has been on steam as "coming soon" for ages now...

zz 2023-05-06 1 point

this game has been "coming soon" on steam since 2021... is it truly no longer abandonware? would love to see the DOS reuploaded.

#2 Sheep Game Fan 2023-04-03 0 point

Dear UNSTABLERUPTURE, could you please tell me how you done did make it work? I have the CD and MUST play sheep.... and Tonka Firefighter!

UnstableRupture 2022-12-17 1 point

I have the CD version of the game and I managed to get it running using something called "dgvoodoo."
It converts older graphics in such a way that modern PCs can run it. Works fine for me.

#1 SHEEP (game) Fan 2022-09-30 0 point

I have a physical copy of this game, can anyone give advice on running it on a Windows 10 computer? I'm a noob at emulating, but I've got the game CD and everything and nothing I do seems to make it work properly.
I've tried the "lag fix" suggested in an older comment at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cykBJw_gwOI, but it only got me as far as usual. "aqrit.cfg" and "ddraw.dll" being present or not seems to make no difference. For the sake of elaboration, the game's *cutscenes* run fine (meaning it *looks* like the game works at first before you get to the title screen), but after that, two things tend to happen... First, the main menu loads up, and it immediately gets to the music stuttering, the dancing sheep's animation halting near completely, and the whole thing generally being completely unresponsive to button inputs (could be "lagging" here, but if so it's by so much that I can't tell if it's responsive at all). BUT, something different happens if I try and bring up the task manager... it forces the game to minimize, but when I bring it back up it seems to suddenly become responsive... at a *cost.* All graphics turn glitchy shades of purple and green, the buttons and other graphics misalign strongly to the left, and "background" areas become punctuated with even vertical black bars separating everything. It lets you move your selector around, plays demos when idle, even lets you "play", but everything is so misaligned and hard to see that it's basically completely unplayable (if you do the task manager trick mid-game instead of during the title screen, it also makes several objects on the map unload despite keeping their collision-- whee!! /s). And worst of all is that this is as far as I got *before* I tried adding whatsits like DXWnd to the mix.

So... any advice? Do I need a different version of DXWnd? Is there a vital setting or two I need to switch on or off? Am I just missing something obvious? My Windows 10 isn't even an especially new or fancy one, but I'd still like very much to be able to play this game that I bought with it until I can get a legit vintage PC for my vintage gaming adventures.