Look, let's be honest, stepping into the paws of a sheepdog sounds like a charming enough gig, and Hubert has finally landed on Steam. This narrative-driven title recently made waves at Gamescom and Tokyo Game Show, pulling in over 80,000 Steam wishlists in what the publisher calls a rather anticipated debut. It even scooped up the Best Game award at Game Access 2026.

Hubert puts you right behind the wet nose of a remarkably problem-solving sheepdog named Hubert. Experience the world entirely through movement, scent, instincts, and a healthy dose of canine curiosity. Teamed up with a sharp young girl named Lily, the duo is tasked with convincing the valley's grouchiest farmer to let them herd sheep. Naturally, dealing with sheep that possess the attention span of a goldfish and an exceptionally impatient farmer is easier said than done.

Beyond the farm, the uncharted northern wilderness grows rather quiet and strangely eerie. There lies a mysterious threat, yet somehow a peculiar calling that Hubert understands in ways defying explanation. It is a tale touching upon friendship, courage, and the noble art of barking at woolly livestock. Brokep Studio describes the experience as featuring "gentle mischief, stubborn sheep, and a puppy who firmly believes he is the main character. And honestly, he might just be right."

Brokep Studio noted that the Steam build review process led to a cheeky two-day delay right before launch. The developer shared that "the last few days did not go quite according to plan, and we know you have been waiting to get your paws on the game." Brokep Studio added, "Thank you to everyone who supported us along the way. It has been a long journey bringing this little sheepdog out into the world, and we cannot wait for everyone to meet him."