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Taskpop Announces Sheep-Shearing Sim Shear It! For Steam

Taskpop has announced Shear It!, a first-person sheep-shearing simulation for PC via Steam with Japanese language support.

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Why it matters

The trailer and store page show the game moving from a quiet shearing loop toward oversized sheep and a jetpack-like tool on the upgrade desk, which places it in the small set of work sims built around escalating scale rather than pure routine.

Taskpop Announces Sheep-Shearing Sim Shear It! For Steam

Key Facts

  • Taskpop announced Shear It!, a first-person sheep-shearing simulation for PC via Steam.
  • Shear It! is listed with Japanese language support.
  • Players shear sheep by clicking or holding, collect wool into baskets, and spin it into yarn at a wool workshop.
  • Upgrades cover scissors, capacity, collection ability, and spinning wheels, and manual scissors can be swapped for electric clippers.
  • The Steam store page hints that sheep grow larger and that a giant sheep wrapped in wool will appear.

Players shear sheep in a pasture by clicking or holding, gather wool into baskets, spin it into yarn at a wool workshop, and earn money. Upgrades cover scissors, capacity, collection ability, and spinning wheels, and manual scissors can be swapped for electric clippers. The Steam page hints the sheep grow larger, including a giant wool-wrapped sheep.

The Steam page goes further than the announcement trailer on scale. Sheep in the pasture gradually grow larger, and the page hints at a giant sheep wrapped in wool. The trailer shows sheep large enough to be mistaken for a monster, and among the tools on the upgrade desk sits something that looks like a jetpack.

Progression runs through money earned from shearing: better scissors, more capacity, faster collection, and improved spinning wheels. Players can also move from manual scissors to electric clippers. Taskpop lists Japanese language support for the Steam release.

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