Doodle Dash

Doodle Dash puts a pencil in your hands and a bouncy ball on the screen — your job is to connect the two through whatever sketched surfaces you can manage. Draw lines, angle them carefully, and watch physics do the rest.

The further your ball travels, the more ink you collect. That ink feeds back into the experience through upgrades and new ball types, each behaving just differently enough to change how you approach the next run. There's a real pull to squeezing out a few extra meters by rethinking the angle of a single stroke.

The hand-drawn visual style gives everything a loose, notebook-margin quality that keeps the tone light without feeling shallow. Distances compound, upgrades stack, and before long you're engineering elaborate ramps out of what started as a simple doodle.