ANIMAL OUT / THE WAY THROUGH
Read which way each animal faces, then clear the outer paths so a packed flock can leave one piece at a time.
THE OFFICIAL GAME
Keep the three hearts in view. Start with an animal whose forward path is clear.
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FIND THE FIRST OPEN PATH
Click an animal whose head and back marking point toward a clear path. The accepted Level 1 click removed the upper outside sheep.
Use Full screen, then tap an animal with an open forward route. An actual 390px touch tap removed the same upper outside sheep.
The accepted inputs are click and touch. No keyboard move, full-level win, saved progression or later animal type was established.
LOOK BEYOND THE SELECTED SHEEP
Begin at the edge and look along the chosen sheep’s direction through the rest of the flock. After a successful departure, recheck the neighbour behind it: the open lane may now extend farther. Tapping a visually convenient animal without checking ahead cost a heart in the opening review.
A BLOCKED MOVE HAS A COST
The accepted blocked selection left the flock in place, showed a collision effect and dimmed one of the three hearts. The level also displayed a countdown. Only an opening removal and one blocked move were reviewed; a complete clear, timeout, later stages and currency behavior remain unverified.
The reviewed clear-path tap removed a sheep. A blocked tap hit a neighbour and cost a heart, so first read the animal’s direction and the space ahead.
The accepted action is a single click or touch tap on the animal you want to send out. No destination-selection step was needed for the opening sheep.
No. The check covered Level 1’s opening removal on desktop and touch, and one blocked desktop selection. Later stages and saves remain unverified.
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