Sort a Lot

A cozy first-person sorting game. One big meadow, 2,200 mixed-up sheep, 24 farms around a barn, and a vacuum that sucks sheep in and throws them into the right pen. Read the wool, the brand and the ear tag, fill every pen, and sit on a bench when the rain comes. FREE TO TRY, ONE PURCHASE The first two farms are free, with no time limit. One purchase opens all 24 farms and everything after them. Your progress carries over, there are no ads, and there is nothing else to buy. EVERY SHEEP HAS A HOME 2,200 sheep are scattered across one big meadow. Each one belongs to a family, and each family has a pen on one of the 24 farms around the barn. Your job is to bring them all back. THE SHEEP VACUUM Hold Pull to suck a sheep in and carry up to eight at a time. Walk to the right farm, hold Throw to aim, and lift your finger to throw. A pen is done when every member is inside and no stranger is with them. Upgrades at the workbench raise the capacity to fourteen and add a spyglass and a whistle. READ THE CLUES Wool and face colour tell you the farm. The brand on the flank and the ear tag tell you the pen. A signboard with a portrait of the farm's sheep stands at every gate, and the barn wall holds the full map. Some sheep make it harder. Lambs carry no brand and follow their family. Muddy sheep hide their mark until you wash them at a trough. Goats wear farm colours, and a few sheep start out in the wrong pen. A MEADOW WORTH WALKING Days pass with sunrises, showers, storms and rainbows. Fireflies come out at night. Sit on a bench, ride the swing on the hill, lie down to watch the clouds, pet the dog, and listen for the bell of a shy sheep hiding in the grass. AT YOUR OWN PACE No timer, no failure, no score. The game saves as you go, so ten minutes count as much as a whole evening. It plays offline. Walk with the joystick, look around with a swipe, or plug in a controller. MADE WITHOUT GENERATIVE AI The models, animations, sounds and music come from artists, not from image or audio generators. The game is available in 20 languages.