Grazing Giraffe and a long trail on the savannah
In Grazing Giraffe, you move a giraffe across the savannah and leave a long trail behind it. He travels to a wall, tree or pond and must close all the cells with leaves. This is a logic game.
How to fill the entire trail
First, look for a move that does not cut the field into unnecessary parts. The giraffe slides all the way, so it is important to see the end of each route in advance. If everything goes wrong, reversing your move returns you to the previous step.
Why one move can break a route
While sliding, the giraffe stops only at a wall, tree or pond. His own neck remains on the field and then blocks the passages, so that one wrong turn closes part of the route. Therefore, each move must be counted until the end, and not until the first reversal.
How many levels are there in Grazing Giraffe?
The game features 64 hand-crafted levels across 8 Savannah chapters. At levels, the neck often blocks its own route, so an extra move immediately narrows the exit. Rollback is needed here not for speed, but to correct a deadlock.