Turbo Pudding
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The story
Bodie the ram has until sunset to get every runaway sheep back into the pen. Each one he reaches falls in behind him, and the wolves from the forest want the last sheep in the line.
Up on a meadow above the fjord, the flock has wandered off again. Bodie, a ram in a red knitted scarf and, by his own account, the finest ram in the whole fjord, has until the sun goes down to get every last sheep back into the pen by the red barn.
Walk up to a sheep and she falls in behind you. The more you gather, the longer and wobblier the conga line gets, and the better it looks to the wolves at the edge of the forest. Lambs skip about and won’t stand still, and the black sheep bolts the moment she sees you coming.
Eight levels lead from Morning Meadow to Last Sunset: two grey brothers hunting together, an eagle circling overhead, fog rolling in off the fjord and, at last, a pack of four. After that the Endless Meadow keeps going, with more sheep and quicker wolves every round.
- Length8 levels and an endless meadow
- Free to playFirst 10 levels free
- Plays onComputer, tablet, phone
- AgeAll ages
- LanguageEnglish
What you’ll do
Lead a conga line
Every sheep you reach falls in behind you and follows your path. Bring them through the gate one after another and each one scores more than the last.
Charge and bonk
Charge forward and headbutt. A bonked wolf tumbles back into the forest, and a charge at the eagle makes it drop the sheep it grabbed.
Beat the sunset
The sun sets on a timer. An apple adds ten seconds, a clover gives swift hooves and a bell calls every sheep nearby. Seconds left turn into points.
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Game details
| Price | The first 10 levels are free; the full game is $4.99, paid once |
|---|---|
| Genre | Sheep-herding arcade game |
| Setting | A meadow above a fjord, with a red barn, fir trees, ponds and the forest the wolves come from |
| Levels | Eight levels from Morning Meadow to Last Sunset, then the Endless Meadow; every meadow is laid out anew |
| Controls | Tap a spot or draw a line and Bodie walks there, BONK! to charge; on a computer, arrow keys or WASD, or a click, and Space |
| Developer | Turbo Pudding |
Questions
Is Baa Bonk free to play?
Yes. The first ten levels are free to play in your browser, all eight meadows from Morning Meadow to Last Sunset among them. The full game, with the Endless Meadow, is $4.99, paid once.
Do I need to download anything?
No. Baa Bonk runs in your web browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Open baabonk.com and press Play.
Do I need an account?
Yes, a free Turbo Pudding account. You sign in with Google or with a code sent to your e-mail, and the same account works in every Turbo Pudding game.
Who is Baa Bonk for?
Everyone. It’s easy to start for kids and has plenty to discover for grown-ups.
How do you play?
Tap a spot on the meadow or draw a line, and Bodie walks there, round the trees and the pond and in through the pen gate. Tap BONK! to charge. On a computer, run with the arrow keys or WASD, or click where to go, and charge with Space.
Is it scary?
No. A bonked wolf just tumbles back into the forest, a sheep the eagle lifts lands safely on another part of the meadow, and a wolf that nips Bodie only costs a life. No blood and nothing scary.
Who made Baa Bonk?
Baa Bonk is made by Turbo Pudding, a small studio making cozy games that open right in your browser.
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