Tents and Trees (Angle Puzzle Game)

Rules of the Game
Below is a more casual, human-friendly explanation of how “Tents and Trees” works:

1. Matching Number of Tents and Trees
   • You need one tent for every tree on the grid. So, if there are five trees, you must place exactly five tents.
2. Tent-Tree Pairing
   • Each tent must sit right next to a tree (above, below, left, or right—no diagonals).
   • Even if a tent is next to multiple trees, it’s considered paired with just one of them.
3. No Adjacent Tents
   • Tents can’t touch each other at all, not even diagonally. They like a little personal space!
4. Row and Column Counts
   • The numbers around the edges of the grid tell you how many tents belong in each row or column.
5. Interaction Mechanics
   • Click on an empty square to pop a tent in there.
   • Press the spacebar on a square to mark it green (like a reminder or guess).
   • If you click on a square that already has something in it (a tent or a green mark), it clears it.
6. Gameplay Objective
   • Your task is to place all the tents without breaking the rules: you have to match row and column counts, keep each tent next to a tree, and make sure tents never touch.
7. Why It’s Fun
   • “Tents and Trees” is straightforward to learn but keeps you guessing as you figure out the perfect arrangement.
   • It’s great for exercising your logic and problem-solving skills.
   • There’s a real sense of satisfaction when you finally see it all come together without any rule violations!