It's a formula we've seen many times before, but the magic is in its execution.Īs to be expected, the game makes use of physics-based puzzles, but like many Lost Vikings style platformers there's a tendency for things to behave badly (getting stuck or easily dying), making them frustrating.
Your task is to guide them to the level's exit by exploiting the individual traits of each character: Shaun is fast and great at jumping Timmy is a baby, but perfect for crawling through tight spaces and Shirley doesn't know when to stop eating, making her a great platform for jumps, a heavy weight, or a bulldozer for shifting objects. Much like the original, Home Sheep Home 2 is set in the world of Shaun the Sheep with the ovine-trio attempting to make their way back home after setting out (inadvertently) on an adventure or two. Shaun's first appearance on iOS devices along with Shirley and Timmy was decent, but the current sequel to Home Sheep Home has learned from past mistakes, making it a seriously fun and cute puzzler. While perhaps it's too soon to call something like Shaun the Sheep a childhood classic, the character who first saw an appearance during the Wallace & Gromit short 'A Close Shave' has become one of Aardman Animation's staples.
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