Enclose Horse
Enclose Horse is a fascinating puzzle game where you have to surround the area-wise horse using the least number of walls; it can be taught easily, but it ...
About Enclose Horse
Strategy Development and Logic Puzzle Game
Enclose Horse is a fascinating puzzle game where you have to surround the area-wise horse using the least number of walls; it can be taught easily, but it is still very engaging.
Playing Instructions
Your objective is to trap the horse in the smallest possible area. The basic moves are
- Select the grassy tiles for creating the walls: Click or touch the grassy tiles around the horse to draw the wall.
- Limit yourself to the given number of walls: You will receive a certain number of walls for each level, so think and act smart.
- Observe the horse: The horse can only move in straight lines and cannot move through water. Move your cursor over the horse or tap on it to know its destination.
- Create the largest area: Score depends on the size of the area, but you have only one opportunity per turn to submit your score!
Golden Rules of the Game
- Horses are limited to horizontal and vertical movements; thus, no diagonals are allowed.
- A water barrier prohibits the horses from crossing.
- To score high, the best way is to devise a plan and make long calculations.
- The bigger the territory you enclose, the more points you get.
Top Tips for Playing
- Predict the path: Before you build walls, place the horse over the desired spot and see in which direction it will be moving.
- Conserve walls: Don't place walls blindly; instead, make every wall an advance towards completion.
- Start from the corner: The corners are usually the places that need the least effort to surround; therefore, you can quickly get a large area.
- Maximize area: Don't trap the horse immediately; allow him to move a bit more to gain an extra area.
Why You Should Play
- Stimulates logic and strategy: The optimization riddle of each level is smaller and easier.
- Lighthearted yet addictive game: The rules of the game are very simple, and everyone can learn them very quickly, but a master will take their time.
- Challenge yourself: Only one move is allowed per turn, which requires very deep thinking before proceeding.
- Suitable for all ages: No age limit; learn while playing.
