Draw in

Draw In is a simple puzzle game where you use drawing to guide objects into the right place. Developed by trezegames, it focuses on small challenges where you sketch lines or shapes to solve each situation. The rules are easy to understand, but each level asks you to think a bit differently, often mixing logic with a bit of creativity and timing.

A very direct idea behind each puzzle

Most of the time you are given a number of objects or a target area, and you have to figure out how to guide them using drawing. It might be a line, a ramp, or a basic shape that changes how things move. The game keeps everything minimal, so you can focus on how your drawing interacts with the physics of each level.

When simple sketches start solving problems

Every level feels like a small experiment. A single line can change everything, and sometimes a rough shape works better than a careful one. There is a quiet satisfaction in seeing a basic drawing turn into the right solution, especially when it involves timing or adjusting how objects fall or roll.

Trying again with small adjustments

Not every attempt works on the first try, and that is part of the experience. You might change the angle of a shape or move where you place a line, slowly improving your approach. It often feels like a mix of trial and observation rather than strict rules, with a light Art-like sense of experimentation in how each drawing behaves.

Small progress that builds over time

As you move forward, the puzzles become a bit more layered, sometimes mixing numbers or multiple objects that interact together. Even then, the core stays the same: drawing remains your main tool. The design from trezegames keeps everything easy to approach, but it gently encourages you to think in new ways without making things complicated.