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I’ve played a lot of games over the years.

Big games with long stories.
Competitive games that require constant focus.
Indie games that try very hard to be meaningful.

And yet, one of the games that stayed in my mind the longest recently is crazy cattle 3d, a game that looks simple, even silly, at first glance.

It made me think about why some games stick with us long after we close them.

First Impressions Can Be Deceiving

When I first launched crazy cattle 3d, I didn’t expect much.

The visuals were clean but basic. The concept was straightforward. You control a sheep and deal with physics-based movement. That was it.

I assumed it would be a short experience. Something fun for a few minutes before moving on to the next game.

But instead of closing it, I kept restarting.