Rabbits vs Sheep

A couch versus game for up to four players: every creep you beat on your island crosses the sea to invade your rival's.

Description

Rabbits vs Sheep is a versus game built on one twist: each player runs a hero on an island, and every creep you beat on yours crosses the sea to your rival's. Farming is attacking. The better you play, the worse their island looks, until they clear faster than you and the tide turns.

Heroes' skills fire on their own; the player's craft is movement and the build: leveling skills, refining them, gearing up at the market, and holding the island's buildings (the market, the life pool, the war tent, the mine, the catapult). Spend at the war tent and a super minion marches on the rival island. Matches are short, readable, and grow into gleeful chaos with hundreds of flocking creeps on screen.

Three modes. Rival Isles: two islands, one against one or two against two, on a couch or online. Island Brawl: one island, two to four heroes who hit each other. Missions: one to four players on one team against races, waves and bosses.

History

Rabbits vs Sheep is a remake of a Warcraft III custom map the studio loved (v2.2 of the original mode), made again on a custom TypeScript engine with deterministic lockstep netcode, so the browser demo, the Steam build and the itch build all play together. Its 3D world, its creatures and its music are drawn and played by its own code.

Features

Videos

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Images

Screenshots of real matches; click for the full picture. The logo and the key art are at the bottom.

Rival Isles deep in the war The war starts The market Island Brawl, four heroes The last mission Rival Isles two against two

Key art (1200×630) · Logo on transparent

About the studio

Pinky Plush is a tiny game studio in France. We make cute games with sharp teeth: Rabbits vs Sheep, a couch versus game for up to four players, and Chimeron: Spirit Bound, a monster-collecting action RPG. Rabbits vs Sheep is our love letter to the Warcraft III custom map era, with modern netcode and a browser demo anyone can try in one click. More at pinkyplushstudio.com.

Contact

Review keys, interviews, b-roll, anything else: pinkyplushstudio@gmail.com