how to beat the last level on home sheep home 2 lost in london

These extra challenges make for an added difficulty level and therefore adds to the game experience. Trampolines and hay bales in the farm levels.

Teleportation, rockets and gravity in the space levels. Level challenges include Big Ben, Chimney jumping and the Queen’s Guards in the London levels. The puzzles have plenty of different problems to overcome also. From the opening puzzle in the game which is Farm level one, which is very simple to Farm level fifteen which is very challenging, the variation makes the game entertaining to play.

Puzzles are challenging and varied | For a game that is obviously tailored and intended for children, the puzzles vary greatly in difficulty.

The animated graphics are excellent | When playing Home Sheep Home I expected a high level of graphical quality with it being a Shaun the Sheep/Aardman product and, whilst it cannot use the usual clay motion/stop motion style animations that it uses for the TV show, it uses a hand-drawn style of animation for the game but it still creates a very high-quality visual style which is appealing on the eye.

Also, the sound effects are polished and well worked, the bangs of the metal as you jump on it and the TNT booms are of very good audio quality and don’t detract from the game at all. It’s a simple case of why try and re-invent the wheel, if the music is of high quality, why try and develop something new when it already works well and you instantly have that link from the game to the cartoon.

The music has been taken straight from the Shaun The Sheep TV programme, and yes I did watch a few episodes of the TV show to see if they had used something similar to the programme and indeed I confirmed that it is straight out of the opening sequences of the episodes I watched. Sound and music are polished | It is no surprise the music quality is good in a title such as this one.

How to beat the last level on home sheep home 2 lost in london