Turtle Herder Overview
You control a small kayak with your mouse, paddling gently through shallow water. Your job is to nudge a group of baby sea turtles toward the safety of the beach, steering them away from hazards like crabs or birds. The main challenge is herding; the turtles move independently, so you must constantly adjust your position to corral them without letting any stray too far. The pace is slow and deliberate, requiring patience more than speed. It feels like a careful, protective task, a quiet effort against a ticking clock as daylight fades.
