Animalines

Animalines lays out a square board dotted with small animals and blank spaces between them. Matching creatures wait in separate cells, and the puzzle feels tidy at first. Later boards leave less room for mistakes and ask you to read the whole grid before drawing anything. This kids' puzzle game uses pair links as the main challenge. Empty cells don't stay empty for long. The line paths have to spread across the board until no free square remains.

How to play?

Pick one animal and drag a line toward its matching partner through open cells. Connecting the pair locks that path in place, so the route has to fit the remaining space. Filled squares block later links, which means an early path can trap the rest of the board. Leaving even one cell uncovered won't finish the level. Practice longer layouts as new stages tighten the grid and ask for cleaner routing. Solving the full board lets you move on to the next puzzle.