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Divide by Sheep



From the videos, I could not understand the game mechanics, but after the game started, it was very easy to get it.

The game itself looks cute, although I'm not a fan of the "flash look" of the artwork. Played 12 levels, and was starting to feel bored, the mouse controls drag the game a bit. I wonder if there are a faster way to pass sheeps around, like some keyboard controls.

Flash Sheep says "He-e-e-e-ello"

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