Squiggle Drop

I had a spare dollar in my Steam wallet and decided to pick this one up, since I've always found these kinds of physics-based puzzles, where you draw the solution and it solidifies, to be fun, although I think they're more common on mobile devices because of the touchscreen and their casual nature. What’s good about Squiggle Drop on Steam? Mainly a huge number of well-designed levels, with a wide range of difficulty, some will be a piece of cake, whilst others will tempt you to use the help feature. Visually, although simple, the execution is quite polished, so in sum, it's a recommendable little game. [quote] [i] Follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44959158-Critiques-Sans-Frontiers/] our curator page [/url] to discover more worthy little games like this one. [/i] [/quote]

doodle- and physics-based mobile port that could've used a more pc-friendly ui. draw things in the designated area to achieve various goals, like moving or destroying things. everything has to be drawn without lifting the pencil, as it were, because as soon as you let go, the doodle falls and the level is either finished or failed, in some cases requiring a manual reset. the last doodle's silhouette remains in the drawing area, makes it easier to make adjustments, but it'd be even better if there was a grid to measure and scale. [b]some timing is involved[/b] with moving parts and such. they keep reappearing or coming back but in a few cases it would've been better if they only showed up when the drawing was done, which they do on many other occasions. [b]300 puzzles in 30 packs[/b], dailies are chosen from these too. all 10 stages are available within a pack that unlocks with a certain number of stars, one per solved level. 234 is enough for everything but the second batch only opens after doing all the levels in the first. bit weird. [b]no level numbers anywhere and completed packs aren't marked.[/b] no tooltips either, gotta click everything to see if there's something unfinish…

Squiggle Drop is so fun! You draw shapes to solve puzzles. Some levels are tricky but that makes it more fun. I recommend it if you like drawing and using your brain.

we need more squiggle drop levels, pleaseeeeeeeeee

Squiggle Drop is a charming physics-based puzzle game that transforms simple drawing mechanics into a creative and highly entertaining problem-solving experience built around imagination, experimentation, and player freedom. Instead of solving puzzles through traditional movement controls or rigid logic systems, players interact directly with the game world by drawing a single shape and watching how that object behaves within a fully physics-driven environment. Every line, curve, and scribble immediately becomes part of the puzzle itself, creating a playful experience where creativity matters just as much as logic. The core concept is deceptively simple. Each puzzle presents players with a specific objective that must be completed using only one drawn shape. That single drawing can become a bridge, a ramp, a weight, a shield, or even a moving object capable of triggering chain reactions throughout the level. The game constantly encourages experimentation because there is rarely only one correct answer. Players are free to approach challenges however they want, often discovering strange and unexpected solutions that still manage to complete the puzzle successfully. This open-ended…

I picked this up during the sale for under $2, and I'm only 7 levels in, but already here to recommend this game! It's one of the most charming, chill puzzle games I've played! Well worth the $1.87!