Love the concept of this game ✨
However, we think, and like other players mentioned, that some mechanics allowing to defrost the sheep and to make them more resistant to the cold could be interesting to implement. 
Maybe more fire areas could be unlocked, with more time at the beginning to go cut some wood and/or adding chests with hats, gloves, etc. to put on the sheep ? Something to call back the sheep, like a bell to ring could be added ? There could also be an option to obtain shepherd dogs ? 
For now, we had no choice but to protect only one of them if we wanted to keep playing, it's so sad 😭
Nonetheless, the controls are nice and work really well and the assets you chose are very nice !
Can't wait to see how you'll update this game 🌈🐑🌲

In order to master this game you have to strategically choose one lucky sheep to survive them all. 
I found that if I let my facade of a human soul slip I could keep the game going indefinitely by just letting one sheep enjoy the fire rather than keeping them all in. Since the stakes were high since the start (all the sheep ran away ASAP) I did not care for trying to recover them all since the difficulty of doing so would mean immediately losing the game. 

I think if you were to keep working on this, having the sheep leave in stages, slowly building up the chaos of the player having to manage them all, it would have a much greater impact on the player since they can get a hang of the gameplay loop ( and also bond with the sheep ).  

While the main concept is simple, having an extra mechanic to let the player finely control or predict the behavior of the sheep could be a great way to add some skill threshold on top of the existing arcade-esque gameplay, rewarding players with a keen eye, or with proper preparation. 

Dare I say maybe giving sheep some sort of upgrade that let them behave differently, e.g. This sheep will attract other sheep to itself when it runs, or something like that to give the player something to work with and characterize their sheep to make the gameplay more interesting. 

Overall I liked what I played thus far, great job! (Also, I liked the throwing wood mechanic, more of that plz!)

The game is enjoyable, but it quickly gets boring, it lacks variability in mechanics. I liked the other aspects. The art is especially good

I tried, they all died by the cold, 10/10 experience 
Really cozy and I enjoyed the lighting a lot! Well done! 

Very impressive for a game made in 3 days! If i understand it correctly you used free assets but still you guys implemented it perfectly and the mechanics work perfectly. The music is a big plus too. I don't know if seeing all my sheeps freezing was cozy but it was fun tho lmao. Really well done!

One of my favorites so far

My feedback (Please take it constructively)
What worked well:
The gameplay premise is neat and well thought out for a jam game. Excellent job of providing players with more than one thing to think about, and forcing them to balance their time and make decisions.
It's super cozy. The bells on the herder, snow particles, and lighting all come together cohesively and are just such a vibe.

What could be improved:
In my opinion, the mixels here were quite distracting. Inconsistent pixel sizing can work well if used carefully, but here it added noise and made it feel tossed-together.
From my own experience and looking through the other comments here, it's really hard lol. As a general tip, and I know it's hard to find time to balance in a jam, but try to make jam games easier than you think they should be, unless you have a specific reason to do otherwise.