We Have a Sheep Problem by Pixelifact has been released for Linux on Steam.

In this cozy casual game, runaway sheep at a village fair have to be caught and returned to their matching stands. It costs €3.89 (€3.30 at launch with 15% off), runs natively on Linux and has full controller support for the Steam Deck.

We have a sheep problem. The village fair opens tomorrow and every single sheep has jumped off its stand. They are everywhere: on the village green, round the clock tower, behind the hay bales. And they run the moment they see you.

Catch them all Sneak up, grab a sheep and carry it home. Every sheep has its own spot on its own stand, so look at the boards, find the right row and pop it in. Throw them if you must; they bounce back up a little dizzy.

Hundreds of kinds to collect Wizards, pirates, astronauts, chefs, vikings, a burger, a dragon and many more, each with its own wool, hat and face. Dozens of stands to fill, from Meadow Classics to the Legendary stand, and a collection book that remembers every sheep you have found.

Tools that make the farm sing Pull a runaway into your hands with the Magnet, make the missing sheep glow gold with a Stand Wish, call a Delivery Gnome to run one home for you, or tie a bundle of balloons on a sheep and watch it float back to its spot. Finish stands to upgrade them.

Cosy, silly, satisfying A golden hour meadow, soft bleats and birdsong, confetti every time a stand is full. Play at your own pace, chase your best time on the leaderboards, and unlock every achievement.

Full controller support, made with the Steam Deck in mind.

Source: Steam