Come Bye: A Sheepdog Simulator Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID1282380
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release dateTo be announced
• DeveloperTrevor Coleman
• PublisherDunbar
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Action, Casual, Indie, Simulation

Company pages: Developer: Trevor ColemanPublisher: Dunbar

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Come Bye: A Sheepdog Simulator Steam news

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Latest Steam announcements

• Development Update: PIcking up Speed! - 4 September 2026

  Picking Up SpeedDevelopment has been picking up speed! I've made some major improvements in the tooling I use to build Come Bye, which has let me build features a lot faster! Here are a few of the latest things I've been shipping to playtesters. Expanding the game loopNow that the dog and sheep behaviours are feeling really smooth and natural, I've been working on expanding into the main loop of the game. Creating and balancing the economy of the game, based on research into how real farms run, figuring out how the sheep eat grass, how grass grows, and how all that can be tied together into a fun and engaging game loop. Grass is measured in centimetresThe grass model got rewritten around a real number. A field's sward is now a height in centimetres over an area in hectares, and the overlay reads 5.2 cm against a 4 cm residual instead of a percentage that meant nothing outside its own he…

• Development Update - 30 March 2026

  Hey! This is the first development update I've posted for Come Bye — long overdue. The game has been on Steam for a while, but I've been heads-down building and haven't shared much publicly. Time to fix that.How we got hereI started Come Bye back in 2020. The core idea: you're a shepherd, you whistle commands to your dog, and the dog herds the sheep. I got a working prototype pretty quickly — the dog moved, the sheep reacted, it felt like something.But I hit a wall. The demo was fun to mess around with for a few minutes, but there was no game there. No reason to keep playing. I couldn't figure out how to make it replayable — how to deliver enough variety and structure to be worth publishing.Then I was watching videos of shepherds on YouTube and started to think about what Shepherds actually do: move sheep from field to field.Grass depletes as sheep graze, and they need to move flocks to…