Draw

Very pretty.

Played with a Tablet. Quite enjoyed it. At some point there was too much text (but for younger players that'll be fine). Overall it's a good game, thanks!

I genuinely don't know where to begin with this game. Draw is such a beautiful, heartfelt little experience. It's emotional, raw, vulnerable and, at times, heartbreaking. It explores themes of grief, friendship and human connection in a way that feels incredibly genuine. But what makes it so special is that, beyond its emotional storytelling, it's also just an absolute joy to play. The mechanics are wonderfully simple, with some clever little moments of problem-solving, and I honestly wouldn't change a thing. It doesn't try to overcomplicate itself or become something it isn't. Everything feels like it belongs. There's something so beautiful about a game that can make you smile, think, have fun and feel genuinely emotional, all within the same experience. And the fact that it's completely free? That's astonishing. Draw is a reminder that games don't need enormous budgets, complicated systems or photorealistic graphics to create something truly memorable. Sometimes, the simplest experiences leave the biggest impression. I'm genuinely grateful I stumbled across this little gem. It's one of those games that reminds me why I love video games in the first place.

i'd rather die than not play this

Can't recommend this enough, the story was amazing. From feeling nothing at first to a burst of emotions in the end.

Even thought, the gameplay was short. But, it didn't change the fact that this game was good one if you want a game that didn't have complex mechanic, i'm recommend this game. just move, jump, dodge a scribble (literally a scribble) and draw... Yeah, Draw like the game name that just thing that i can comment about this game... Soo, goodbye?