Casual Game Farm Animals

Farm Animals is a sorting puzzle about species recognition, habitat matching, and drag-route planning. Cows, sheep, chickens, and pigs have distinct shapes and belong respectively in suitable pasture, a dry sheep pen, a coop, or a muddy pig enclosure. Before dragging, confirm both the animal and destination instead of sending the nearest creature toward the nearest opening. As the population grows, routes cross and even a correctly placed animal can occupy a narrow entrance. Placement order therefore matters as much as species recognition. Handle the enclosure with the tightest approach, a path through the center, or an entrance likely to be blocked before moving animals whose routes remain wide. Start a drag from the center of the animal, travel across open ground, and change direction only near the pen. Squeezing along another animal or a fence edge can leave the target partly outside the valid area. Confirm that one placement has settled before starting the next. When several animals share an enclosure, place the first one toward the interior rather than at the gate, preserving entry space for the rest. A short straight route is not always best; a wider arc around congestion provides more control. After a wrong placement, return the animal to open ground and clear the correct entrance instead of dragging repeatedly between neighboring pens. The central objective is to return each species to an appropriate living area, so clean classification matters more than moving every visible object quickly.