인프런 커뮤니티 질문&답변

There are games you plan to play.

And then there are games you accidentally keep playing.

For me, Crazy Cattle 3D firmly belongs in the second category.

I didn’t schedule time for it. I didn’t tell myself, “Tonight, I’m playing Crazy Cattle 3D.” It just… happened. I opened it during a short break. I failed a run. I laughed. I restarted. And somehow, without realizing it, the game became part of my daily routine.

This post is me trying to understand why.

The First 30 Seconds of Crazy Cattle 3D

The first thing Crazy Cattle 3D does really well is not wasting your time.

You open the game.
You press start.
You’re already in.

No long setup, no complicated menus. Within seconds, you’re controlling a sheep that feels like it has a mind of its own. The movement is fast, the world is colorful, and something immediately goes wrong.

And that’s kind of perfect.

My very first run in Crazy Cattle 3D ended almost instantly. My sheep bumped into something, slid in a way I didn’t expect, and failed. I wasn’t annoyed — I was curious. I wanted to know what would happen if I tried again.

That curiosity is the game’s secret weapon.

Why Crazy Cattle 3D Feels So Addictive

On paper, Crazy Cattle 3D is extremely simple.

You move forward.
You avoid obstacles.
You try not to mess up.

That’s it.

But the speed of the game, combined with its unpredictable physics, creates a loop that’s dangerously addictive. You never feel fully in control — and yet you always feel like you almost are.

That “almost” is what keeps pulling you back.

It reminds me a lot of Flappy Bird. Not in how it plays, but in how it messes with your brain. Each failure feels close enough to success that quitting feels wrong. You don’t stop because you’re angry — you stop because you’re tired.