Battle Sheep Abstract Strategy Board Game with Animal Sheep Theme by Blue Orange Games - Family or Adult Strategy Board game for 2 to 4 players. Recommended for ages 7 & Up.

Excelente calidad de los materiales. Muy buen juego

Item arrived in great condition. Game is super fun. The whole family enjoys it

The family (ages 10-74) loves this game! It’s very easy to learn (few rules) and fairly quick to play. A new board is created each game so it’s never the same. Definitely recommend it!

Bam Ram EWE - This game is a keeper. It plays 2-4 players ages 7 to adult. My kids (10+) were able to grasp the rules very quickly. The concept is easy to understand - You move a stack of sheep disks in a straight path on the game board. You may take as many sheep with you as you like, but you must leave at least one sheep behind. The object is to block you opponent(s) sheep stacks in so they won't be able to place as many sheep as you. The game says to count the sheep on the board, but we found it much easier to simply count the number of sheep left on your stacks after all the moves were made. This game is super-fun! My family enjoyed playing it. The great thing is that it plays very quickly! Average game time is about 10 minutes, so it leaves a lot of room for replay. Younger players may not be able to move their stacks without them falling down a lot, or may not be able to realize the strategy elements in the game. Believe me, the strategy elements are needed to win if you are playing someone a little older. The board is built for each game, so you change the game by changing the way the board is laid out. Two player action is fun, but three or four is awesome, because you have to watch your back. My kids blocked me in within 5 moves of the game, and I had 9 sheep not used! I didn't see it coming until it was too late - and I am pretty good at these type of games. I was so busy concentrating on blocking my wife in, that I didn't see my son block me from the left then my daughter blocked me in on the right. My wife sealed the deal by moving on of her sheep which cut off my only chance of escape. I couldn't do anything about it by the time it was my move - my 9 sheep were stuck! In retrospect I should have only risked 2 or 3 sheep, but never thought the kids would think so dastardly. Game on I say! We will be playing this game for years I suspect. This weekend we will be playing it with all adults, so I imagine it will be crazy cutthroat! I can't wait!

GREAT GAME. SIMPLE, BUT REQUIRES A FAIR AMOUNT OF THOUGHT AS FAR AS FUTURE MOVES OR RUNNING OUT OF MOVES. EVERYONE WHOM HAS PLAYED IT ENJOYS IT.

We've purchased a few of these for our family. Lots of fun, even for little kids - 3-5 year olds.

A house guest brought this game along and after we'd played it, we knew we wanted to order it. It's a simple set-up with simple rules, but it takes a lot of thought to keep your sheep from getting blocked in. We adults found it plenty challenging. You could also make it a little simpler for young children, but we have a 7 and 11-year-old who will probably beat our socks off as it is. The other appealing feature of this game is that you can finish a round in probably 20 minutes tops. Kind of like a fast game of chess!

My kids are 6 and 3 and sheep are one of their favorite animals. This is a great addition to our game collection as my husband and I have reached our limit on Sorry, but there aren’t too many games our 3 year old can join in on (and if you have a 3 year old you know they want to join in).With our youngest we would point out his movement options and tell him how many to move (he mainly wanted to move one sheep at a time and to anywhere on the board, but we were able to guide/herd him into following the rules) our 6 year old loved it and even blocked me in at the end.This game could be really cut throat if you let it, but with our young family we made some agreements to not completely box in a herd at the beginning of the game. For now. I can see us playing this for many years, not only because of its entertainment value, but the pieces seem to be really well made as well.