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There are days when I open games with a goal in mind. Progress. Achievements. Improvement. And then there are days when I open a game because my brain is tired and I just want to exist for a bit.

Crazy Cattle 3D slowly became that kind of game for me.

Not the game I plan my evening around. Not the game I recommend loudly. Just the game I keep opening when I don’t know what else to do.

Starting With Zero Expectations

I think the reason this game worked so well for me is because I expected almost nothing from it.

A sheep game sounds harmless. Maybe a little silly. I assumed I’d smile once or twice and move on. Instead, I found myself oddly focused, trying to guide a group of sheep that clearly had their own opinions about where they wanted to go.

That contrast—between my low expectations and how engaging it actually felt—made the experience stick.