Planned Release Date: Q4 2026

About This Game

Count every sheep. Sort them home. Then sleep.

The Wool Nook has a sheep problem. Thousands of soft toy sheep — farmers, astronauts, bumblebees, snowstorms, little pajama sheep — lie in heaps across the floor. Pick them up by the armful, find the shelf that matches their costume, and set them down one by one. Every sheep counts once, every finished shelf throws a tiny party, and the heap slowly turns into a wall of neat, colourful rows.

No timer. No fail state. Just the next shelf.

There is nothing to lose and nowhere to hurry. Sort at your own pace, wander between the salon, the bedroom and the rooms behind the little doors, and watch the count go down. When it reaches zero, climb into bed.

Bedtime mini games

Ring a bell and the room turns into a game: toss sheep through a drifting dream cloud, count them as they jump the fence, hush the snorers, catch wishing stars through the attic window, guess the shadow puppet, sort the laundry, pair up the sock drawer, tuck runaway lambs back into bed — and if you find the way behind the boarded door, carry a night-light out of a maze while the lights go out. Every first win teaches you a bedtime skill.

Knit your way to faster sorting

Shelves pay out balls of wool. Spend them at the Knitting Nook on soft upgrades: carry more sheep at once, reach farther, see where the sheep in your hands belong, or let a sure hand shelve the ones you throw.

Small mysteries, told by things lying around

Grey fluff on a shelf corner. Muddy paw prints. A satin ribbon. Stars that fell off the bedroom ceiling. Ten wolves are hiding among the sheep — gather them around the howling statue and see what happens.

Features

• 3,810 hand-made toy sheep in 190 costumes, plus 10 wolves in sheep's clothing
  
• A cozy closed house to sort: salon, bedroom, playroom, attic, laundry, nursery, puppet theater and a hidden wing
  
• 9 bedtime mini games that each teach a skill
  
• Wool shop upgrades that make sorting smoother, never mandatory
  
• Gentle mysteries and a starry ceiling to restore
  
• One continuous playthrough of about 3–4 hours; no timer, no fail state
  
• Keyboard & mouse and gamepad

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

AI tools were used to support parts of development. All creative direction and final decisions were made by our team.