Drew
A free physics simulation — play it in your browser, no install. Browser game where everything you draw comes alive: deterministic Verlet physics, four-mark stroke grammar, 25 story levels, Sumo ladder, and Daily Doodle.
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A browser game where everything you draw comes alive. You draw a creature in a few seconds. When the ink dries it opens its eyes and tries, clumsily and heroically, to protect a tiny stick figure called Little Guy. Its body comes from your drawing's geometry, and you never steer it.
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