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Puzzle, Simulator, Strategy, Indie
OpenCritic67IGDB62
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!
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Hardcore GamerLee CooperSep 20144/5Without flashing PETA's save-the-bat signal, it's hard not to chuckle as a flock of sheep face the spinning jaws of slaughter-by-sawblade. The animations are charming, the backdrops are pretty and there's a clever — albeit slightly aggravating — design to its sprawling, puzzle-centric stages.
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TrustedReviewsKeith AndrewJan 20154/5 starsLike a stripped back version of Worms, Flockers makes the most of its connections to Team 17's beloved series to deliver a complicated and occasionally messy action puzzler that sits perfectly on smartphones and tablets.
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GameWatcherChris CapelSep 20148/10It's baarilliant. Now I'm going to get the flock out of here.
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We Got This CoveredPaul VillanuevaSep 20142.5/5 starsFlockers can be a fun and charming game for 20 minute sessions, but certain design choices keep it from being a truly addictive puzzler.
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EurogamerDan WhiteheadSep 20146/10Much like the recent MouseCraft, which at least had a Tetris twist, Flockers struggles to move out of the shadow cast by Lemmings' brilliantly pure concept. While that adherence to a classic template yields considerable amusement, over time the features that should have lifted it higher start to become frustrating. Not only does it not move beyond the 1991 formula in any meaningful way, in the long term it struggles to match it. Flockers is not without its appeal for the patient and nostalgic, but Team 17 is ultimately just grazing on DMA's old patch when it could be striking out for pastures new.
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IGDB rating 6.1/10 from 5 ratings.
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