A free physics game — play it in your browser, no install. Drawing physics game. A hand-drawn physics puzzle game where you draw a route, launch a ball, and solve each stage by adjusting the line and reaction timing. Sketchybook is a stage-based puzzle game built around simple physics and player-drawn guidance. Each level asks the player to shape a path…
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Controls: Drag: draw a guide line · Click / tap: launch the ball · Space: launch the ball
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubA hand-drawn physics puzzle game where you draw a route, launch a ball, and solve each stage by adjusting the line and reaction timing.
Sketchybook is a stage-based puzzle game built around simple physics and player-drawn guidance. Each level asks the player to shape a path, launch the ball, and complete the objective while accounting for movement, collision, and environmental constraints.
Challenge mode can also be enabled on higher difficulties for extra constraints.
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