Description

Turn quick doodles into sturdy shields. Sketch one continuous line before the timer ends, then watch physics take over as your barrier deflects arrows, boulders, traps, and spills. How to play You get one stroke per level. Draw with smart angles and weight: thin beams flex, thicker spans hold, curves/arches absorb impact better than flats. Start with a small roof + legs so falling objects slide off. Add triangles and arches to spread force. If hazards ricochet, extend a lip past the platform edge. For multi-direction attacks, sketch a U-shaped cradle closed on the danger side, open on the safe side. Conserve ink by hooking onto walls, wedging under ledges, or hinging ramps that double as shields. Later stages add wind, slick slopes, and moving saws—pre-curve ramps to match motion and place tiny bump-stops to slow rolls. Optional hints; accessibility includes thicker aim lines, color-independent danger icons, and reduced shake. Controls Desktop: Click–drag to draw; release to simulate; R to retry; H for hint; F fullscreen. Mobile: Tap–drag to draw; lift to simulate; on-screen retry/hint. Tips & strategy Curves beat flats for impact absorption. Roof + legs protects quickly and cheaply. Use terrain to anchor and save ink. Add lips/bump-stops to redirect momentum. One stroke mindset: plan, then draw. Modes & variations Classic Saves, Wind & Slopes, Saw Gauntlet, Ink-Limited. FAQ Q: My line collapses. A: Thicken spans at stress points and add a triangular brace. Q: Running out of ink? A: Anchor to walls; short braces beat long walls. Q: Accessibility? A: Thick aim line, danger icons, reduced shake.

Instruction

Draw only one continuous line to complete the level task Make sure your line does not damage the Stickman you need to protect There can be more than one answer Draw any thing you want as each one can be a solution to the challenge

Specifications

• Easy to play