I found it frustratingly tedious[0] but solved it. In my experience that means other people will love it, especially if they like logic puzzles. It took me a w

I found it frustratingly tedious[0] but solved it. In my experience that means other people will love it, especially if they like logic puzzles. It took me a while to realize you could put two animals on the same node as the animals are large enough to cover the entire node, which normally means they can't overlap. It also wasn't immediately obvious how multiple conditions on the same vertex interact, i.e. whether it's an either/or or and. This was a problem for me because I couldn't initially see the covered symbols and thus didn't know one condition was already met. The only real problem, as others have pointed out, is the strobing effect. If you want an easy option that's safer and more pleasant consider simply adding confetti: https://www.kirilv.com/canvas-confetti/ https://www.kirilv.com/canvas-confetti/ [0]: I don't like thinking too many moves ahead so I often found myself having to run the same animal in circles to activate a condition I had overlooked. Again, this is a me problem. It's why I don't like chess.