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There’s something undeniably funny about games that pretend to be simple — and then completely throw you off your balance. That’s exactly what happened the first time I played Crazy Cattle 3D.

At first glance, it looks like a peaceful little game about herding sheep through open fields. But within five minutes, I realized I wasn’t managing a flock — I was managing mayhem.

And honestly? I loved every second of it.

My First 10 Minutes: “Wait… What Are These Sheep Doing?”

The game begins innocently enough. A wide, green field. A handful of adorable, fluffy sheep. You move them around, trying to guide them through a path filled with fences, ramps, and spinning obstacles.

Easy, right?

Wrong.

The moment I started moving the herd, chaos erupted. The sheep ran into each other, tumbled over fences, rolled down hills, and one of them — I swear — leapt straight off a bridge for no reason at all.

It felt less like a game about control and more like a comedy show about clumsy livestock.

But instead of frustration, I just laughed. Hard.