Make An Animal

Make An Animal was one of those simple, straightforward games you'd find during the Flash era. It didn't have complex graphics or a story. You just opened it in your browser and started playing. The goal was clear from the start.

You control a cursor. The screen shows a collection of animal parts, usually heads and bodies, scattered or lined up. Your job is to click and drag a head to match it with what you think is the correct body. Sometimes you get it right and the pieces snap together; other times they won't connect, and you have to try a different combination. The main objective is to correctly assemble all the animals on the screen. The game moves at your own pace, without a timer, making it relaxed. It's not difficult, but it requires a bit of observation to figure out which parts belong together. The whole thing feels like putting together a quiet, digital puzzle.