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Flock!

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Flock!

Rating: 3.9 (35 votes cast)

Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a . . . lovable animal-herding UFO! In Flock, players take control of an alien UFO that is tasked with herding animals to its mothership through a variety of interactive levels. Players will have to overcome the stubbornness of the temperamental beasts (this may require the use of fear, or amorous yearnings, etc.), as well as a series of environmental puzzles that must be solved using Flock's physics-based gameplay. By finding or making a passable route, players can herd the animals safely toward the ship. Solving the puzzles within
the suggested time limit yields exciting rewards. But players can also take their time to find more hidden bonuses. With a unique theme, clever humor and easy pick-up-and-play controls, Flock promises to be an instant hit with gamers of all ages!

The game is played from a third-person top-down perspective. Users take control and pilot the UFO around a series of small 'plushie' islands surrounded by water. The animals that populate these islands - sheep, chickens, pigs, cows and more - respond to the UFO in all kinds of quirky ways based on their nature. The challenge is to take advantage of these behaviors in order to help guide the animals to the mothership and rack-up points. If all else fails, there's always the tractor beam!

Flock uses a sophisticated physics engine that drives the challenging puzzle elements of the game. Whether it's using the tractor beam to move obstacles out of the way, or the depressor beam to stamp out crop circles to guide your herds, being an extraterrestrial has never been this addictive. Friends can also join in through co-op play. And when all the levels have been completed, users can make their own with the level editor that comes with the game. Flock comes packed with so much content, the potential for fun is out of this world!

Game Features:

  • Over 50 levels of pastoral puzzle challenges
  • Explore levels to find secret collectables and upgrades
  • Level editor allows players to make their own "plushie" and puzzle-filled levels and share them with their friends online.
  • Two-player online and local co-op mode makes the "flocking" exponentially fun.
  • Compelling environments complemented by a whimsical art style and beautiful lighting make this one of the most graphically-advanced downloadable titles to date.
  • Real-world physics engine creates all new types of puzzles: pick up wooden planks to form bridges, move items to create obstructions, or crush wheat into pathways
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Flock! review

By Drake1009 posted 23rd December 2011

At it's core, Flock! is a more casual and stylized remake of the old game Sheep!

The aim is to scare animals (Sheep, chickens, pigs and cattle, all with different behaviour and abilities) towards your mothership as fast as possible. But the little critters seem to let their fear of the strange UFO conquer their fear of falling off ledges or running into hazards.

The graphics are fairly simple, having a sort of patchwork look, but this is also largely out of concerns for the level editor included with the game.

In all it's a nice little puzzle game of a kind you don't see too many of. It's easy to jump in and have a level or two at a time, but after a bit it starts feeling a bit like the same in spite of new mechanics being added at a good pace.

If you like puzzle games with a bit of action blended this game is for you. If you're easily bored with slightly repetetive tasks and challenges in speed, you might want to try out a demo first.

Flock! review

By mrshaverx5 posted 18th December 2011

a great co-op game.it inst have a gripping story or anything but its overall fun. the puzzles are fun nit that challenging unless you crack up the difficulty. but single player cant compare to if u have a friend to play along with. for the cheap price its at not its a great buy.

Flock! review

By thud posted 12th December 2011

Brilliantly simple, but very addictive. Cartoon style graphics are perfect for this game. Eho'd have known chasing sheep around with a flying saucer could be so much fun. Think the kids might enjoy this one too :-)

Flock! review

By Filthgrinder posted 29th May 2011

Outstanding game, with endless fun! Thanks to the level editor, and the community, you have virtually unlimited amount of levels to solve!

A game which you can learn to play in just a few seconds, but can take days to master!

The levels do progress to become insanely difficult, but that's the whole point.

By GamersInfo.net posted 21st July 2009

From Omega, "Flock! has 55 levels in the campaign. If you want more out of Flock!, give the multiplayer co-op mode a try. I got a friend to play the multiplayer portion of Flock! with me, and we had an OK time. The multiplayer levels have some interesting teamwork moments, such as having one player hold up a gate while the other coerces the animals through. However, those small gems are overshadowed by the fact that managing the animals doesn’t become any easier with an extra player. It’s harder, in my opinion, since the second player is also a new obstacle — if the players’ UFOs collide, they bounce off each other wildly, which scares the animals skinless. Having each player manage a separate bundle of animals is the safer way to go...Flock! is the first in hopefully a long lineup of titles by developer Proper Games. Even though I personally didn’t enjoy Flock! that much, I can easily see someone else having a blast with it. The potential is there for Flock!; all it needs is the right kind of attention. I’d pass on Flock! for now, but don’t let that take your eye off Proper Games. Its next title could easily be a best-seller."