The good/evil choice alone makes the game a lot of fun, because, interestingly enough, each of them offers both advantages and disadvantages. While a 'good' sheep finds it easier to make sheep friends, an 'evil' sheep is physically stronger and can eat dead sheep to cure his hunger more quickly. Your sheep can have sex with other sheep on the farm to produce little lambs, and you can throw a party for them or simply kill them for food. You can even be enterprising and sell your friends to the slaughterhouse to buy yourself a TV.

The game is humorous, fun, and quite accessible with a clearly laid out interface at the bottom of the screen. The game does fall flat after a while, though, after you try all the options available. Unlike Creatures, Simsheep 2 doesn’t have any cool gadgets or toys you can use to change your sheep’s behavior. But again, considering that this is a freeware game developed by a non-programmer using the Klik & Play application, it is a laudable effort. If you enjoy virtual pet programs, Simsheep 2 will at least offer a few hours of engrossing and humorous fun.