Description

How to play Protect the little stick figure by drawing one continuous line that becomes a shield; anticipate hazards—bees, lava, falling rocks—and sketch shapes that redirect or block them without trapping your character; ink is limited, so design compact braces, bridges, or umbrellas, then release and watch physics test your idea. Tips & strategies - Anchor your line to solid surfaces so it doesn’t slide. - Arches and triangles hold better than big blobs. - Block the source of damage, not just the final hit. - If a plan fails, redraw smaller and closer to the danger. Keyboard controls - Mouse/touch to draw, Space/Enter to confirm, R to retry, arrows to pan (if supported). Short review A bite-size physics sandbox that rewards clever, compact scribbles over sprawling doodles. FAQs Q: Timers? A: Usually relaxed; some levels score speed. Q: Can I erase parts? A: Most modes require a reset; a few offer partial undo. Q: Mobile friendly? A: Yes—finger drawing is ideal. Extra pointers: zoom your focus to one hazard at a time and think like a carpenter—where is the load traveling after your line appears?

Instruction

Tap or mouse click to play

Specifications

• Easy to play