PawTrail

Pawtrail is a logic puzzle game where you place dogs on a grid using number clues. No guessing and no luck — every level has exactly one solution you can reach through deduction. You act as a territory planner for a group of playful pups, finding each one an exclusive spot on the board. How to Play - Double-tap a cell to place a dog. Its paw prints sweep across the entire row and column in a cross shape, stopping only when blocked by an obstacle. - Dogs are territorial: any cell already covered by paw prints cannot hold another dog. - Numbers on the board show how many dogs surround that cell. A 0 means no dogs adjacent; a 3 means exactly three. - Fill every cell with either a dog or paw prints to complete the level. Features - Difficulty range from short introductory grids to large expert boards - Single tap to mark a cell with an X and rule it out - No timer, and no pressure to rush a level Solving Tips - Start from extreme numbers. A 0 or a 4 gives you the most information on the board. - Mark cells you have ruled out with an X to keep your reasoning visible. - Trace where a dog's cross-shaped paw prints will reach before you place it. Pawtrail suits players who enjoy Minesweeper-style number deduction and grid logic puzzles solved with reasoning rather than reflexes.