The Lost Sheep
A beautiful, 3rd-person exploration game centered around two parallel stories: a lost sheep trying to find the way home, and a man restoring his life from his dark mistakes. Uncover artifacts from the man's life as he becomes intertwined in The Lost Sheep's journey to his home.
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18 itemsAbout the Game
The Lost Sheep is a third-person Bible game that tells two parallel stories: a lost sheep searching for its way home, and a man seeking forgiveness and renewal through Jesus. Players explore beautiful landscapes, uncovering parts of the man’s story while learning about faith, hope, and redemption.
Designed for youth, adults, and families, this game invites players to study and reflect on biblical themes inspired by Jesus and the Church. The Lost Sheep offers a heartfelt journey to learn, pray, and grow spiritually through the power of God’s love and forgiveness.
Key Features:
For fans of The First Tree, Journey, Gate Zero, Firewatch and Shelter.
Not a "sheep simulator" but an emotional, intimate story by a on-man team with an ending you won't soon forget.
Featuring a gorgeous soundtrack by acclaimed artists.
A short game (about an hour and a half) focused on story with some light puzzle solving and plataforming.
Supports a fan-translation system for subtitles (see Steam forums for details).
