Hog Trail: Lone Star Pen Planner is a Unity strategy/puzzle game where the player builds an efficient hog trap before a group of feral hogs arrives. The game combines a resource-collection loop with a math-based pen-building challenge. Players assign ranch workers to gather supplies, manage threats from wolves, adjust pen width and depth, and submit the largest affordable trap before time runs out.

The project demonstrates the four pillars of object-oriented programming:

Abstraction: Shared gameplay actions such as resource delivery, pen calculation, UI updates, and scene generation are handled through reusable methods and manager scripts.

Encapsulation: Player data, resource values, worker states, and pen calculations are protected inside classes using fields, properties, and controlled public methods.

Inheritance: The project uses parent/child class relationships for challenge and gameplay objects, including base challenge behavior extended by specific hog-trap challenge logic.

Polymorphism: Challenge scoring and pen evaluation use overridden methods so different challenge types can calculate results in their own way.

The game also includes a title screen, player name persistence, best hog-catch tracking, a main gameplay scene, a game-over panel, imported 3D visual assets, and multiple commits/branches in version control.

Hog Trail is a Unity strategy puzzle where players gather supplies, avoid threats, and calculate the largest affordable pen to catch feral hogs before time runs out. No sound.