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The game in one paragraph
A dragon forbids twelve squares around it: the eight that touch it, plus one more in a straight line in each direction. A corn planted to its left or right clears its whole row, a pig above or below clears its column, and the diagonals fall only if the dragon gets both. Spend a tight stock of pieces, then place your capybara herd one square at a time.
Reading the board
Tap a dragon and its reach lights up: every burning square then shows how many dragons still hold it. A “2” means freeing that square costs two dragons. Tap again to clear. The in-game Rules page, reachable from the book icon on the home screen, shows every rule with diagrams drawn by the game engine itself.
Common questions
- I lost my progress. Progress is stored on the device only, so it does not follow a reinstall or a new phone. There is no account and nothing to restore.
- A level looks impossible. Every level has been proven by computer to have exactly one optimal layout, and its stock of pieces is exactly sufficient. If a piece seems wasted, it probably is — that is the puzzle.
- I cannot enter a level. Every tenth level is a toll: it needs a total number of stars, not just the previous level. The home screen tells you how many are missing. Replay passed levels, or collect bonus stars.
- Where do hints come from? Ten minutes of play earns one, and a rewarded video credits one more. A hint costs points, never a life.
- How do I change my advertising choice? Settings → Advertising → Privacy choices, inside the game.
- How do I erase everything? Settings → Reset everything. This clears stars, scores and unlocked levels for good.
Bug reports
The most useful report names the level number, what you did, and what you expected. A screenshot helps. Your iOS version and device model help too — both are in iOS Settings → General → About.
Privacy
The game needs no account and works offline. What it stores, what advertising involves and how to change your consent are all set out in the privacy policy.