The art and sound is perfect! REALLY interesting mechanic, felt somewhat rng but never really unfair. It's kinda hard to think too far ahead with wolf and tile placement, but its manageable  once you loop back. The  tile effects are a bit unintuitive for the later tiles (was there an option for seeing what they do?), but once you use them once or twice it starts to make sense.

Really fun and addictive puzzle game! I really like the mechanics and how you can use the wolves to actually help you by opening up a path. I also really like the art (especially the bunny), and the game is overall really polished! I also like the little detail that if there's a wall between you and a wolf, it takes an extra turn to jump over the wall.

I think maybe you could make the wolves also be able to loop vertically, to make it a bit more challenging. Right now if you stick to one edge, and place the wolves on the other edge but one tile ahead, they kind of serve as an extra carrot tile, because their pattern does loop vertically. Like that you can progress pretty easily, and stay safe from the wolves, since they can't loop themselves. Now this also has it's downsides, like a naturally spawned wolf for example, but I just thought it was worth pointing out, since there wasn't really anything else :)

One of the most addictive games I've played this jam :D

dudes be dropping masterpieces like that and than asking for "honest reviews, bad also". There are like nothing to critique. Everything on it's place. A job well done

That was pretty cool. One of the few games I played more than a couple of rounds of.

The wolves don't seem to obey the movement restrictions of the tiles, which prevents players from playing defensively.  I was also able to place the wolves that I drew well behind me, so those ones weren't a problem.