Fangrush

Three wolves. Fifteen sheep. One board.

Fangrush is a turn-based, asymmetric strategy board game. You command three wolves; the computer moves the flock.

How it plays

1. Step a wolf to an adjacent empty point.
2. Leap-capture: when wolf, empty point and sheep line up, jump the gap and land on the sheep — similar to a checkers jump.
3. Chain up to five captures in one turn, or stop early.

Eat eight sheep on a campaign board to clear it. Lose when the flock blocks all three wolves.

Every capture costs position

A long chain looks free until you land where the flock wants you. The sheep never capture, but they crowd exits, and one greedy jump can strand a wolf for the rest of the hunt.

Content

• 24 seasonal campaign hunts on the 6×6 point board
• Extra hunts with larger flocks — up to twenty sheep and higher capture targets
• Puzzle challenges with fixed positions and explicit goals
• Play the flock instead of the wolves, against several AI strengths
• Free play for open practice on supported boards

Fantasy hunts

The same hunt rules on new ground: mire zones, safe zones, and board shapes beyond the square grid. Captures can leap across mire, but a piece that steps in is stuck for the rest of the hunt while still blocking the point. A sheep inside a safe zone cannot be captured.

Who it's for

Players who want short tactical matches with rules they can learn in a minute and positions they keep thinking about. Single-player and offline; progress is saved on your device, no account needed.