enclose.horse
What is enclose.horse?
enclose.horse is a daily puzzle game where you build a fence around a horse on a grid. Each puzzle gives you a limited number of walls, and your score depends on how much grass you trap inside the enclosure. The game also features community levels and a weekly challenge.
How to play enclose.horse
Tap a green grass tile to place a wall, using up one of your limited walls. The horse moves up, down, left, and right, and will escape if it can reach the edge of the grid. Your goal is to enclose the horse completely, trapping as much grass as possible before submitting your solution.
Tips & strategy
- Tap the horse to preview its reachable area and spot any gaps in your enclosure.
- Place walls strategically to block the horse's path to the edge, not just around the horse itself.
- Watch for special tiles: cherries and golden apples add points if enclosed, while bee swarms subtract points, so try to keep them outside.
- If portals appear, remember the horse teleports between them, so plan your walls to cover both exits.
- Use fewer walls when possible to maximize the grass-to-wall ratio, but make sure there are no escape routes.
Frequently asked questions
Is enclose.horse free to play?
Yes, the game is free to play in your browser. There are no mentions of paid features on the site.
How often do new puzzles appear?
A new daily puzzle is released every day, and everyone gets the same puzzle. There is also a weekly challenge and a library of past puzzles and community levels.
Can I submit multiple answers for the daily puzzle?
No, you get one submission attempt per daily puzzle. After submitting, you can see how others scored and view the optimal solution.
Is there an app version?
The site appears to be web-based only. No app download is mentioned on the page.
What happens if the horse escapes?
If there is any gap to the edge of the grid, the horse will escape, and your enclosure fails. You must block all possible paths to the border.
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