About Draw And Save Stickman
Draw and Save Stickman is a physics puzzle where one drawn line becomes a solid object that can protect a vulnerable stick figure. Bees, falling hazards and other traps require different shapes. A short, anchored roof may work better than a huge floating scribble that collapses under its own weight.
How to Play Draw And Save Stickman
- Study the danger and nearby fixed surfaces
- Draw one continuous protective shape
- Release to turn the line into a physical barrier
- See whether the stickman survives, then adjust the shape
Controls
Tips & Tricks
- Attach each end of a roof to a wall when possible.
- Keep lines short enough to remain stable.
- Build a sloped surface to deflect falling objects.
- Do not seal the character inside a trap with no room.
- Test the simplest possible protective form before drawing elaborate structures.
FAQ
Why does my line fall down?
Unanchored drawings are affected by gravity.
Can I draw several separate lines?
Puzzles revolve around the allowed continuous drawing input.
What is a reliable defense against falling objects?
A supported roof that diverts the impact away from the stickman.
Why should a shield line have anchored ends?
Fixed endpoints help the protective line support its own weight against gravity.
How can a simple line redirect falling hazards?
A sloped shield can deflect danger away instead of letting it land directly on the stickman.
What makes long floating drawings unstable?
Long unsupported shapes may collapse before they protect the character.
How can I avoid trapping the stickman with my own drawing?
Avoid closing the safe area so tightly that the stickman is blocked or struck by the drawing.