Step into the paws of Hubert, a loyal shepherd navigating the uncharted northern wilderness. In this atmospheric third-person adventure, guide a scattered flock of sheep across gorgeous nature, braving harsh weather, treacherous terrain, and hidden dangers. Hubert blends immersive storytelling with a unique herding gameplay experience, all from the perspective of a devoted working dog.

A tale of friendship, bravery, and barking at sheep.

THE DOG

• Meet Hubert, a fluffy and overconfident dog with a nose for trouble. He sees the world through movement, scent, instinct, and curiosity.
• You experience the journey entirely from Hubert’s perspective, as a devoted working dog learning his place in a quiet world that slowly proves less predictable than it seems.

THE BOND

• Hubert is not alone. By his side is Lily, a sharp-witted kid who just convinced the grumpiest farmer in the valley to give them a job.
• Their relationship grows through shared routines, small moments, and quiet trust.
• As the world around them changes, that bond is tested in subtle ways, shaping how Hubert sees the world and why he keeps going.

THE HERD

• Their mission is to herd dozens of mildly chaotic sheep across pastures. Easy, right?
• Well, not when the sheep have the attention span of a goldfish and the farmer has zero patience.
• Herding With Heart (and Fur): Commander Hubert is leading a battalion of sheep.
• A Story Full of Barks and Blunders: Navigate farm life, forge unlikely friendships, and try to stay on the farmer’s good side, or at least out of range of his angry voice.

THE WILD

• Beyond the fence line, the land grows quieter and stranger.
• There is something in the woods? Something is out there. It is not just a threat, but a call Hubert understands in ways he cannot fully explain.
• Brush-Painted Charm: Explore a countryside that feels warm and inviting on the surface, yet hides moments of unease, mystery, and the occasional howling at the moon.

Warning: This game contains mild mischief, stubborn sheep, and a dog who thinks he’s the main character (He might be right.)