How to play
Body first, then legs
Draw a thick body inside the dotted box, then two or more blue legs. Legs don't have to touch the body: they stick to the nearest spot (the little circles). Done? Go!
Reach the flag. Stars are a bonus
When the tip of your doodle touches the finish flag, you're done, and the next page opens. Three stars and two stamps are for when you want to do better.
Flopped? Fix one thing and go again
You can't steer while it runs. Instead, you watch, then fix the drawing. An ✕ marks where it popped or got stuck: see what was missing there and change just that part.
Pens
Every pen does something different. First the doodle that fails, then the one that works.
Body
Thick lines become one solid body. Draw this first.
Leg
Blue lines are legs. They swing from the spot nearest the body. Two or more work best!
Wheel
Red dashes are wheels. Circles roll, sticks flail.
Balloon
Pink scribbles are balloons. Bigger ones lift more; heavy bodies lift less.
Spring
Green zigzags are springs. Touch down and BOING! Bigger = higher.
Thread
Orange stitches are thread. It dangles and drags along, thin enough to slip through mesh.
Spray
Teal lines are spray cans. Paint blasts out of the end you finished at and shoves you the other way. Longer lines spray longer.
Chapters
Each chapter brings new paper, a new pen, and one new question.
Notebook
First steps in ballpoint. Try longer legs and a wider stance to cross the hills.
Chalkboard
Roll in chalk. Low ceilings, little gaps and bounce pads await!
Flight Plans
Experiments on graph paper. Balance balloon size and body weight to ride the wind.
Kraft Adventure
One last crayon test. Combine slippery ground, tight passages and fewer strokes.
Bubble Wrap
Permanent marker on plastic. Boing with springs over bubbles that pop underfoot.
Cardboard Box
Fat marker, box escape. Lids that tip under your weight, and wavy cardboard!
Coffee Napkin
Runny felt-tip. Sticky coffee puddles: float or boing your way past.
Jeans Pocket
Fabric marker and thread. Press the snap under the mesh to unzip the way.
Back Alley
Spray paint. Fly with the can, knock down loose bricks, time the shutters.
Sketchbook
Art class. Every pen is a different art supply, and you use everything you've learned.
The full game has 60 pages, 10 kinds of paper and 7 pens.
Coming soon to Google Play, the App Store and Steam.