
2026Dot_Dot_Dash, Zedaph
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Build a mighty flock of sheep using Sheep Head and Sheep Butt cards. But be careful, as you sheep can get stolen or discarded by other players! In your turn you can play any valid sheep in your hand to your field, perform a bodyswap on any sheep to make a matching sheep (and take the swapped sheep half to your hand), play an Action card or you can try your luck with an ITSLAM (Is That Sheep Looking At Me) card. When there are no cards left in the draw pile, everyone gets one final turn. After the final round, players count their Sheep (1 point) and Full Rainbow Sheep (2 points) and deduct 3 points for any ITSLAM card still in their hand. The player with the highest score wins.
Is That Sheep Looking At Me?: The Card Game has 3 videos from 2 creators: 1 review, 1 how-to-play guide and 1 other video. They date from June to July 2026.
To learn the rules, start with "How to Play: Is That Sheep Looking At Me? The Card Game!" by ZedaphPlays, which runs 6 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Is That Sheep Looking At Me? The Card Game (D+) 54 Cards, 35 Bucks Kickstarter Critique Review" by Bower's Game Corner.
From BoardGameGeek:
Build a mighty flock of sheep using Sheep Head and Sheep Butt cards. But be careful, as you sheep can get stolen or discarded by other players! In your turn you can play any valid sheep in your hand to your field, perform a bodyswap on any sheep to make a matching sheep (and take the swapped sheep half to your hand), play an Action card or you can try your luck with an ITSLAM (Is That Sheep Looking At Me) card. When there are no cards left in the draw pile, everyone gets one final turn. After the final round, players count their Sheep (1 point) and Full Rainbow Sheep (2 points) and deduct 3 points for any ITSLAM card still in their hand. The player with the highest score wins.