Scribble World: Drawing Puzzle

Scribble World: Drawing Puzzle is the third game in its series, and its hero is Scribball, who depends on you to find a way out of each level. Your help comes from a pencil. Whatever line you draw becomes part of the scene, and the idea is to sketch the path Scribball needs in order to get across each challenge.

The levels also contain physics-based objects. The developer names seesaws, trampolines and even bubbles, and makes clear that you have to interact with them as well as with your own lines, so a solution is likely to involve both. Creativity is presented as the main tool at your disposal. Lines are drawn by clicking or touching and dragging, and the game sits in a landscape frame with a 900 by 600 board. No level count or difficulty curve is given by the developer.

Click or touch the screen and drag to draw a line with the pencil. Use your lines, together with the seesaws, trampolines and bubbles placed in the level, to give Scribball a route through the challenge. Whatever the layout, the aim stays the same: get Scribball to a way out of the level.

Look at the physics objects in a level before drawing, since the developer stresses that you have to interact with them. A seesaw, a trampoline or a bubble may well be part of the answer, so think about how your line could bring them into play instead of drawing around them.

A pencil-drawing physics puzzle, third in a series, starring a character called Scribball. Landscape frame (900 by 600). Click or touch and drag to draw. The developer names seesaws, trampolines and bubbles among the elements in its levels.

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