Draw a Body

The game

A fragile egg must reach the nest on the far side of the page — but it has no body. In the margins of a ruled notebook, you sketch wheels, struts and chassis in pencil; hit GO and your doodle becomes a real rigid-body contraption that rolls, bumps and falls down the level under an unforgiving physics bell curve. Land too hard and the shell cracks — less ink spent earns more stars. Eight levels, from a gentle Warm-Up slope to the Final Exam.

How to play

• Click and drag on the page to draw with the pencil — any closed circle of the right size snaps into a spoked wheel; lines become struts, and strokes that touch each other fuse into one rigid frame.
• The egg auto-harnesses to whatever you sketch nearest it, so build your body around the pulsing start ring before you launch.
• Press SPACE (or tap GO!) to let gravity audit your design; the egg must coast into the nest without its shell shattering — three shell cracks and it's SPLAT.
• Z undoes the last stroke, C clears the page, R retakes the level with your sketch intact — tweak and re-roll until the egg hatches.
• Distance and ink are tracked live: finish each level under its ink par for three stars, then click through all eight to see the report card.