For over twenty years sheep have been an integral part of the worms’ fearsome arsenal. Held for years within the evil thrall of their diabolical masters the sheep are finally making a dash for freedom! Escaping the tyrannical worms, the flock must dodge its way past all manner of lethal machinery and traps as the sheep negotiate their path through the confinement of the Worms’ weapons factory out into the testing grounds and ever onwards towards pastures green. Flockers is a modern day take on the classic A to B puzzle genre with a generous helping of sinister foreboding and dark humour for good measure. Levels have been designed to challenge the player’s skill and strategic planning as they attempt to guide their flock past heinous traps, sadistic devices and diabolical puzzles; rewarding those that can save the most sheep while still allowing progression for anyone who falls foul of the factory’s deadly machinery.
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Despite appearances Flockers does not play much like Lemmings. Lemmings is primarily a puzzle game, not an action game. Flockers is primarily an action game, not a puzzle game. The difference is whether you put the emphasis on difficult reasoning or reacting quickly. Flockers plays more like some sort of strange platformer than a Lemmings clone. Unlike Lemmings, there is no way to assign tasks while the game is paused or even slowed down. Assigning tasks is made more unpleasant by the design of flocker tasks. In Lemmings assigning a single lemming a task typically affected the behavior of the entire stream of lemmings, or terrain, such as blocking their path and turning them around, or building a staircase until an obstacle was struck. In Flockers you usually need to give the same task to each flocker at the right time. Too late is fatal. Too early may also be fatal, depending on the
Flockers is a wonderful early access game. The game feels like you are in the sheep factory of a Worms game - training the sheep to become the fluffy little murder machines they are. However, the gameplay is very reminiscent of the Lemmings franchise of the SNES generation. The levels I played were not over the top difficult, but do take planning and a few retries to get 3 stars. It is a great thinking game that kids and adults both could enjoy. If you are sensitive to sheep blood and gore, there is an option to turn off the blood spray. If you would like to see my first impression video, here is a link: http://youtu.be/KRFZW3a-k0E
9/10 "How funny cruel & addictive." Flockers feels like the long-awaited sequel of Lemmings. For the ones who don't know - it's the game with the many little green haired fellas, your daddy used to rescue when you might have been too little to know and pixels were bigger than big :) The goal in each lvl is to bring your sheep flock to the safety vacuum with the help of some few "tools". In the end Flockers is a brutal, funny and complex puzzler which is very well done. A very honorable Lemmings successor! Pros: + great gameplay + great lvls + great (&later tough) puzzles + great controls + good graphics + good sounds + replayability + 66 lvls + lvl editor & workshop support + world wide highscore ranking + brutal & funny + great value for money, BAA Cons: - Alt+Tab freezes game - the feeling when one, two, three,... flockers die ;) Lemmings of the 21st century.
Flockers is an action puzzle game in much the same style as Lemmings, created by Team17, makers of Worms, so you know the pedigree is good. https://youtu.be/YQXgOCYvZFg For those who don't remember the classic Lemmings, it was a game in which a number of "lemmings" (which looked more like human workers to me) were released and would walk through the landscape, following each other like the archetypal lemmings, blindly walking off cliffs to their death. Your job as the player was to guide the lemmings by giving specific instructions to them, for example to build bridges or dig into the landscape, in order to guide as many of them to safety as possible. Flockers uses essentially the same concept, but with sheep instead of lemmings. Appropriately so, since sheep also have the habit of following one another. This time around, rather than natural landscapes, you have to help them navigate t
I loved Lemmings, and I wanted to love this. I thought it would be fun and hilarious, but it turned out to be quite frustrating. The learning curve is quite steep due to how easily the sheep die. Traps are everywhere, and you need to have sheep jump over buttons in order to prevent the release of the traps. These buttons are also used to progress, so you need to find a way to manage your sheep getting to the next area before allowing them to progress so that the sheep in front of the group doesn't release a trap killing all the sheep behind it. You also have to hope that the next area doesn't have more traps, otherwise you will need to find a way to let one sheep sacrifice itself first. You have very limited number of 'resources', and if you make one mistake, you've practically failed. There is not too much freedom of choice as to how to solve the very linear puzzles. It's unfortunate th
I love this, its like a little mental workout, I just drop in between games and enjoy a level or two. The mechanics are fun and you really care if the sheep live or die. Comparisons to lemmings will be made but this has a lot more in it with sophisticated physics contraptions instead of just cutting chunks out the landscape. Graphics are lovely as is the audio. Definately worth a go.
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