Draw lines, then let physics playPhysics Drawing
A physics drawing puzzle game. Draw lines on the desk, tap Play and real 2D physics decides whether they do the job: pour drops into a glass, roll a ball onto a glowing pad or deliver a crate. You can see everything before you draw, and if a run misses you just edit your lines and try again.
Levels 1 to 24 are free. Physics Drawing Pro is a one-time purchase that adds 36 more levels, Sandbox and seven ink colours. No subscription.
What it does
- 24 free levels, each tested to make sure it can be solved
- Solid ink for ramps and walls, goo ink for soft ropes that stick to hooks
- See every drop, ball and crate before you draw
- Red zones where you cannot draw and green zones for goo only
- An ink meter and up to three stars for using less ink
- Pro: 36 more levels with bouncy walls, ice, crates and see-saws
- Pro: Sandbox and seven more ink colours
- Works offline, no account, progress stays on your phone
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Is Physics Drawing free?
Levels 1 to 24 are free. Physics Drawing Pro is a one-time purchase that adds 36 more levels, Sandbox and seven ink colours. No subscription.
What does Pro add?
A one-time Pro unlock adds 36 more levels in three packs (Bounce and Crates, Goo Works and Desk Master) with bouncy walls, ice, loose crates and see-saws, plus Sandbox, a free desk where you place drops, balls and crates, and seven more ink colours.
What is goo ink?
Goo ink makes a soft rope. Its ends stick to walls, hooks and solid ink, so you can hang bridges and slides; goo with loose ends falls. A dot on each end shows whether it will stick before you press Play.
How do stars work?
Every clear earns at least one star. Use less ink for two or three; the ink meter marks how much ink each star allows.
Does it need an internet connection?
No. Everything runs on your phone, with no account.
Get Physics Drawing
Free to download on Google Play.