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You know that dangerous lie we tell ourselves as gamers?

“I’ll just play for five minutes.”

That’s exactly how this story starts.

I wasn’t looking for anything special that day. No hype, no expectations, no checklist of features. I just wanted something light to play while taking a break. Then I stumbled upon a weird-looking Crazy Cattle 3D game about sheep. It looked chaotic, slightly goofy, and very much not serious.

Perfect.

I launched the game, leaned back in my chair, and thought, “Alright, let’s see what this is about.”

Fast forward an hour later, I was still playing… and laughing.

First Few Minutes: Confusion, Curiosity, Then Laughter

The game doesn’t hold your hand. There’s no long introduction, no dramatic setup. You’re just there. Controlling a sheep. Moving around. Testing things out.

At first, I didn’t really “get” it.

The movement felt strange. The sheep didn’t react the way my gamer instincts expected. I overshot things. I bumped into obstacles. I fell more times than I’d like to admit.

But instead of feeling annoyed, I felt curious.

“Okay… what if I slow down?”
“What if I turn earlier?”
“What if I just let it happen?”

That’s when the fun started.