Draw It!

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A clever game based on physics and some rules for overlapping 2D objects. Sometimes, the 'physics' don't behave as they do during other times. This makes the game harder than it could be in a couple places.. E.G., a ball completely ignored a large rectangle one time - it appeared to get inside the rectangle, then fell through the bottom of the rectangle. Overall, a good physics-based puzzle game.

Draw It!, developed and published by Antizero company, is a physics-based puzzle game that centers entirely on creativity and simple mechanics. Built around the concept of drawing shapes to guide a small smiley-faced ball to its destination, the game embraces minimalism in both presentation and design. What might initially appear to be a basic drawing tool quickly evolves into a surprisingly engaging exercise in problem-solving and experimentation, where each line you sketch directly influences how the world reacts. The core gameplay loop is straightforward. Each level presents a starting position for the ball and a target platform somewhere within the stage. Using your mouse, you draw shapes directly onto the screen to create ramps, bridges, or barriers that will manipulate the ball’s movement. Once drawn, these shapes become physical objects governed by gravity and collision rules. The interaction between your sketches and the ball is what drives the puzzle-solving process. A poorly angled ramp may cause the ball to roll away from the goal, while a carefully placed wedge can provide the exact momentum needed to reach it. As the game progresses through its dozens of levels, the …

Fun and unique physics based puzzle game where you draw shapes to help the smiley reach the red platform. Some of the levels require a bit of thinking, but I like that sometimes you can get creative and find an alternative way to beat them. Seeing the smiley happily falling to its death is kinda funny. When I first saw the title of the game I thought that you can freely draw anything you want, but that would be too easy I guess. Also, for some reason the game lets you adjust multiple controls, but you only need a mouse to play the game. The music doesn't always work ... It's only 2€ and takes about 2 and a half hours to finish ( maybe a bit less if you're too good at it ) so I recommend it. The only thing that bothered me is that you get like 10 achievements for beating each level. I know that some people love to have many achievements on their profile, but I think one for each level would be enough since the game has 70 levels.

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Great for achievements. Sometimes frustrating, but playing it for a bit a day gets it done quite quickly...