Board Game Sheep Hop!

In this game, you team up against a common enemy - wolves patrolling the road to the sheepfold. The goal - to bring as many sheep home as possible before predators catch up with them.

This is exactly the board game for evenings when you want something easy, but with a twist. It will teach children (and not only) to think, cooperate and laugh at unexpected turns. Simple, visually pleasing and kind - just what you need to spend time with family or friends.

Collect the sheep home before it gets dark!

The playing field - is a green meadow, strewn with obstacles and traps. Each move the sheep slide, jump and try not to fall into the paws of the wolves. A real furry adventure!

Sheep actions:

1. Slide to the next free field — carefully, step by step.
2. Jump over the next animal (it doesn`t matter if it`s a sheep or a wolf) and land behind it. If you`re lucky, you can make a whole chain of jumps!
3. The main rule — no diagonals and no stones. Stones — are taboo.

Each saved sheep brings joy, and each caught — a slight twinge of conscience. But don`t worry: even if you lose a few sheep, there is still a chance to win.

Special tiles: who do we hinder, who do we help

Although the game Sheep Escape! is good, it has its own twist. For this, special tiles appear on the field:

• Stone — an insurmountable obstacle. You can neither step on nor jump over it.
• Mole and his hole — a dynamic pair! Jumped over the mole — he hides, turning into a hole, and vice versa.
• Patu — a faithful shepherd dog. Helps to collect all the sheep of the same color together.
• Raccoon — a real master of disorientation. Jump over it, and the wolves will change direction!
• Fox — an ally of the wolves. Try not to jump over it, otherwise the predators will get an extra turn.

The more special tiles on the meadow, the harder it is to win. But the more interesting the games — especially for those who like thoughtful strategies and unpredictability.

End of the game

The board game ends when the last sheep leaves the field. After that, count how many fluffy ones were saved and how many were caught. If the majority returned home — congratulations, you are the best shepherd and hero of the meadow! And if you lost… don`t worry. Let the wolves rejoice this time, but you can always play another game and restore justice!