About Draw Story
Have you ever tried helping a little hero reach his princess by scribbling solutions on the screen? Draw Story is exactly that kind of playful puzzle game where your finger becomes the bridge, ladder, or trampoline the hero needs to get from A to B. Each level presents a charming little vignette—often with castle turrets, treasure chests, or chubby dragons in the way—and it’s up to you to doodle the right shape so your knight can roll, bounce, or shimmy his way to true love.
What makes it really fun is the simple physics twist: lines you draw immediately spring to life. Draw a ramp too steep and watch your knight tumble off, sketch a plank that’s too flimsy and see it snap under his weight. Getting that sweet spot of gentle slope or sturdy bridge becomes its own addictive puzzle. There’s usually more than one way to solve each screen, so you can experiment with giant seesaws or a handful of stepping stones—whatever feels right in the moment.
Visually, Draw Story keeps things bright and cheery: soft pastels, hand-drawn characters that look like they popped out of a storybook, and little animated touches (like the princess waving or fireworks when you succeed) that make each victory feel special. Levels walk you through increasingly clever obstacles—some require timing, others call for delicate balancing acts—and before long you’re invested in both the challenge and the cute little love story unfolding.
It’s the kind of game you can pick up for a couple of minutes or sink into for an hour, and there’s just enough variety to keep it fresh without overwhelming you. Sure, there are optional hints if you ever feel truly stuck (and a few ads if you want to grab that hint right away), but mostly it’s a low-pressure space for your inner doodler to shine. If you’re in the mood for a brain-teasing sketchbook adventure, Draw Story might just be the perfect fit.