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A cute cartoon puppy under a storm cloud protected by a hand-drawn rainbow lineNew

Draw Rescue

Ages 6+

Draw one clever line to shield a puppy from a rainstorm. Your doodle becomes real physics!

Touch · Mouse / PointerPhone · Tablet · Computer

About This Game

One line saves the day

Draw Rescue is a draw-to-solve physics puzzle. A sweet puppy sits under a storm cloud — draw any shape you like, and when you lift your finger the rain begins to fall.

Raindrops bounce off your line like it is a real roof. Keep the pup dry for the whole storm to win the level!

Every doodle is a solution

There is no single right answer: an umbrella, a hat, a zigzag fortress — if it holds back the rain, it works. That makes every win feel like your own invention.

Your ink is limited, so short clever lines beat giant scribbles. Watch the ink meter while you draw.

Kind to young players

If a drop splashes the puppy, it just shakes off and you try again instantly — no lives, no game over, no pressure.

Levels add faster rain and trickier wind, but you can retry any level as many times as you like.

What's new in this version

  • Draw-anything physics: your line becomes a solid shield
  • Bouncing raindrops with playful splashes
  • Ink meter rewards clever, compact doodles
  • Level and rescue count save automatically

What You Do

  1. 1Study where the rain will fall from the storm cloud.
  2. 2Draw one continuous line to shelter the puppy.
  3. 3Lift your finger to start the storm and watch your shield work.
  4. 4Survive the whole storm to move to the next level.

Tips for Players

Cover the puppy from directly above first — rain mostly falls straight down.

Sloped roofs shed drops sideways better than flat ones.

Shorter lines leave spare ink for later, harder levels.

If drops sneak in, extend the leaky side rather than redrawing everything.

Controls

  • Drag one finger to draw
  • Lift to begin the rain
  • Large retry button

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Accessibility note

Free-form drawing at any pace with unlimited retries; no timers during the drawing phase; large, friendly characters.

Questions & Answers

Each attempt is one continuous line — that is the fun challenge! Retry as often as you like.

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