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Transhumance

With the help of your trusty dragonfly, gather and guide your herd through many landscapes, avoiding dangers and crossing obstacles to reach the summer pastures...

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July 9, 2026
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About the Game

"Transhumance :  seasonal movement of livestock (such as sheep) between mountain and lowland pastures either under the care of herders or in company with the owners"

Transhumance is a 3D herding game with some light puzzle and platformer elements, where you play as Tullipe, a young shepherd trying to prove her worth to her family by undertaking a journey on her own. 

You'll need to guide your herd over 5 levels, bringing them to their destination while protecting them from threats. And will you find the 6 unlockable costumes?

Transhumance was my first solo project as a developer, working on it first as a side project, than as my main goal over the course of a few years... I learned a lot on it, and I hope you will enjoy it.