Nice concept! Since the breathing mechanic was a new thing for me I learned by trial and error. I think it was a good idea for giving player a chance to fail already on the first level.

Pixel graphics look nice and everything is well visualized (the grid, wolfs path, and the hearing range)

Great job!

I liked the concept - quite a creative direction to take the prompt. I think it could have done with a small tutorial or help page, as I had to work things out by trial and error and didn't quite understand how the breathing worked at first (e.g. on the first level, I thought the red square, where you need to place the animal to win, was red because it meant the wolf would detect it!)

I can see some potential for interesting puzzles with the idea, but the current levels are a bit too simple - there were usually only a few spaces not directly in the wolf's path.

I liked the graphics - isometric is a lot of work but it paid off I think!

I wish there a few more levels - it felt like I had only just started to understand the concept before it ended! It's a game jam though so it's understandable!

My game also featured a wolf haha - although we took very different directions!

The game looks cute, it plays very well. The idea is quite creative.

The game felt really easy, there could also be some lock to which animal you have to spawn, or a certain amount of each type you can spawn on each level. I didn't feel the need to use the sheep.

I wish there were more levels!

Nice concept! Would have loved to play more levels! Wasn't sure was it supposed that you can place multiple of the same animal or was it supposed to that you can place only one of kind.