More from Heavy Sheep — games like BlackJack Math
Below are 5 Steam games from Heavy Sheep, the studio behind BlackJack Math, ranked by total review count so their best-received titles land first. Whether you loved BlackJack Math for the studio's signature design choices or just want to keep playing the same hands behind it, these are the picks worth checking. imho.run pulls developer assignments straight from each game's Steam metadata, refreshed daily.
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Ranked picks
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SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER
Another Heavy Sheep title alongside BlackJack Math. Shares Casual with BlackJack Math.
A spy-chicken tries to save the world from doom in this runner/shooter game that has a little bit of everything with a touch of chicken and anime girls on top. Run for your life in 6 different worlds and shoot your way through tons of enemies until you become a legend.
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Spooky Station
Another Heavy Sheep title alongside BlackJack Math.
Welcome to Spooky Station! Prepare to be amazed and bewildered by our enigmas and puzzles, afraid of our deadly enemies and extremely challenging bosses. Tons of exciting stories and distinct fictional worlds await for you in this mysterious pack!
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Railgunners
Another Heavy Sheep title alongside BlackJack Math.
Railgunners is a shooter built to highly customizable difficulty levels. Fight your way through hundreds of enemy ships, and help humanity fight back against the alien invasion!
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BlackJack Math Cross Numbers
Another Heavy Sheep title alongside BlackJack Math. Shares Casual with BlackJack Math.
Tease your brain in this ambient logic game where you have to make the math match 21 as a result horizontal and vertically (because we're talking about blackjack, right?) Swap the cards, make the math, repeat. That's all you'll need in order to complete this game!
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Cipher Monk
Another Heavy Sheep title alongside BlackJack Math. Shares Casual with BlackJack Math.
Cipher Monk is a game about a numeric system made by the cistercian monks in the 13th century. Your goal is to use this numeric system to give the answer needed and solve the puzzles.