Capybara versus Dragon

1109 pure logic puzzles, and not one lucky guess. In the family of sudoku and minesweeper: a grid, numbers to read, and exactly one layout that works. A dragon forbids twelve squares around it. Those twelve read as three separate pieces, and that split is the whole game: a corn planted right beside the beast lifts its horizontal arm, a pig set directly above or below lifts its vertical arm, and the diagonals only fall if the dragon gets both. Spend a tight stock of corn and pigs to open ground, then place your capybara herd one square at a time. Winning means getting every last one of them to safety. NOTHING IS FORBIDDEN, NOTHING IS SUGGESTED The board shows the danger zone and nothing else. No highlighted squares. A corn planted away from any dragon purifies nothing and is simply wasted; a capybara left inside a dragon's reach gets eaten. You have three lives — that is your right to be wrong, and there is no undo. READING THE BOARD Tap a dragon and its reach lights up: every burning square tells you how many beasts still hold it. A "2" means freeing it will cost two dragons — and that number is what decides where your pieces go. WHAT IS WAITING FOR YOU • 1109 levels, from 4x4 up to 10x10, every one with a machine-proven single solution • A difficulty curve with real relief: each block of ten hides its spikes, and the tenth one bites • Stars for the herd you saved: 70% to pass, 90% for two, every last capybara for three • A score per level: speed and lives left earn points, hints cost them • Fog levels, one in every ten: red dragons that leap when disturbed, and a fog that stops you guessing which way • A clock that piles on pressure and decides nothing: not a life, not a star, not a lost game OFFLINE, NO ACCOUNT Everything works with no connection, on a plane or underground, and without creating an account. The game is free, supported by ads.