Mobile Pie’s star developer Matt Arahna and the rest of the team did a truly spectacular job of bringing the experience to the iPhone and iPad. Tech genius Richard Davey orchestrated a textbook perfect technology-intercept with AIR3 for the desktop version, and lots of other people at Aardman were involved (check the in-game credits for the full list).Īlongside our own development we also worked closely with the amazing Mobile Pie to help them create the iOS version of the game. Top-designer Gavin Strange worked on the lovely interface screens. Then came months of hard work building it all. Robin and I scratched our heads, scribbled lots of notes, drank lots of tea and ate lots of biscuits until we had a rough plan of the game.

Lots more content – more episodes, bonus levels, more to collect.

Super high resolution graphics, running super-smooth in full screen.

So, what could both work as a free web game, and as a paid download? Why would anyone pay to play something they can play for free? Well, we came up with a few reasons: The new game was to be a multi-platform paid download game, as well as a free-to-play web game. The original game was a pure Flash web game, hastily built just to raise brand awareness for the Shaun the Sheep show.

Visit the official site to buy the game for your PC or iPhone/iPadĪfter the success of the original Home Sheep Home, Aardman asked me to work on a sequel with the ultra-talented artist/animator, Robin Davey (who did all the art/animation for the first game too). Play the Underground episode on the web, free Help Shaun, Shirley and Timmy find their way home in this super-cute BAFTA-nominated physics puzzle platformer.

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