How to play Hungry Ants on desktop
- At DRAW TO PLAY, hold the mouse button, draw across the ground and release. Use the orange circular arrow to reset the board.
- Drag the mouse to draw. The orange circular arrow restarts; NEXT opens the next board after LEVEL COMPLETE.
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| ArcadeBop | Hungry Ants | Game | Drag the mouse to draw. The orange circular arrow restarts; NEXT opens the next board after LEVEL COMPLETE. |
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Compare gameplay alternatives on ArcadeBop
| Game | Gameplay | Desktop input | Recovery or progression |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hungry Ants | Draw barriers around moving ants to guide them toward food | Mouse | Orange circular arrow clears strokes and restores the board |
| Toilet Rush Race Game | Draw two character routes to red and blue targets | Mouse | Yellow circular arrow removes paths and restores the board |
| Cocoon Crossing | Drag heads one square at a time toward matching cocoons | Mouse | Retry restores positions and moves; spent helpers stay spent |
Draw a barrier
Drag across the ground to leave a solid blue line. The ants continue moving afterward, so watch where they go before adding another segment.
Start the board again
The orange circular arrow at the upper left clears your strokes and restores the starting board. Use it when a barrier sends the ants away from the food. The SKIP button is marked AD.
Level 1: two connected strokes
Show this board's solution
On the board with one watermelon to the right, start at the top-right corner of the large block on the left. Follow the red dashed guide diagonally up and right to the bend above-left of the food. Release, then draw from that bend rightward along the remaining guide.
Move to the next board
Choose NEXT under LEVEL COMPLETE. Look at the new walls and food position before drawing a route.