flock off zombie sheep game

Zombie Sheep Are Taking Over: Announcing Flock Off!

You’ve had to deal with the odd zombie apocalypse every now and again, but what about a zombie sheep apocalypse? This upcoming game, Flock Off, asks that question, and it wants you to answer what will happen!

Created by Bunkhouse Games, Flock Off seeks to take the good fun of a Co-op PvE zombie game, and put a fun twist on things. You’re thrown into the Scottish Highlands in the 90s, dealing with the aftermath of horrible experiments. However, you are not dealing with a horde of zombified humans, but rather herds of zombified sheep!

It’s a wacky take on the usual formula, made popular by the Left 4 Dead series. It has also and iterated on by other games like Back 4 Blood and Darktide. However, zombie sheep isn’t all that this game has to offer, as it uses a unique and chaotic weapons system that further shakes things up.

Unlike in other games where you have a dedicated load out, you can pick anything to use as a weapon against the undead herd. Every object in your surroundings can become a makeshift weapon. Fling a friend into a charging sheep to slow it down or block a path with a rolling trash bin. Expect wild combat, light gore, unexpected jump scares, and hidden mysteries to uncover as you survive wave after wave of undead livestock.

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THIS ZOMBIE SHEEP EXPERIENCE

  • Mayhem-filled co-op action for 1 to 4 players.
  • Four playable misfits, each with their own flair for chaos.
  • Equip-able abilities that can change the flow of combat.
  • Everything’s a weapon! Your environment, your food, even your friends.
  • 3 game modes at launch – co-op campaign mode, plus more  reveals to come.

Expect Flock Off from the Reykjavik-based indie developer Bunkhouse Games to release sometime this year, so check out the Steam page! You can also discuss Flock Off on the PopGeeks Video Game Forum!

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