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Doodle Ball

A cozy physics puzzle game where you draw lines with different properties to gently guide a ball and pick up all collectibles. Solve each challenge at your own pace in a world of cute, hand-drawn art.

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Donauwalzer Studio
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Donauwalzer Studio
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About the Game

You could call this game a school simulator — at least, it authentically captures the developer team’s school days: no maths, no geography, and definitely no hanging out with the popular kids. Nope.

Just you and your doodles.

Jokes aside, in this physics-based puzzle game you doodle your way through cute hand-drawn levels. Solve creative challenges, pick up collectibles, earn cookies (yum!) and unlock new levels as you go.

Teachers hate this game!

Key Features:

Draw your way to victory using up to 4 different pencils. Guide the ball, propel it forward, make it jump, or deflect dangerous lasers. (Scary!)

The less ink you use to complete a level, the more cookies you get. (You basically become the Cookie Monster, but with better problem-solving skills!)

Human-made music and human mouth-made sound effects. Enjoy — or politely tolerate — our beatbox recordings. (Mom says it sounds creative – is that a good thing?)

Explore a handcrafted demo featuring 2 worlds and 20 unique levels, taking you from the deepest depths of the ocean all the way to the final frontier of space. (Anything better than the school bench!)

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