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save the silly humans

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Save The Silly Humans — a silly rancher-vs-sheep web game (Godot 4). Play at savethesillyhumans.org

by @Tebrion74 · Tebrion74/save-the-silly-humans on GitHubLANG GDScriptHOSTED ON SAVETHESILLYHUMANS.ORGUPDATED 15 Oct 2026

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Controls: PC · WASD to move · Mouse to aim (reticle turns green when a target is in range)

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A rancher, a whip, killer sheep and a field full of humans too silly to save themselves.

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All eight are good-natured cartoon parodies drawn from code (no photos or likenesses). Each fight sits between two levels: beat the boss to move on, die and you retry the fight.

The first time you open the project, Godot builds its .godot/ import cache. This takes a moment and is not committed.

The preset excludes web-beta*/ folders, so old exports inside the project never get packed into a new build.

The project contains no third-party assets.

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