Description

Doodle Football — How to play: sketch physics‑aware lines, ramps, and bounces to guide the ball around hazards and into the goal across themed maps like grassy fields, desert dunes, and icy lakes; each level allows limited ink, so the best drawings do the most with the least. Tips/strategies: draw short guide lips near drop edges to tame speed, add gentle arcs not sharp corners for consistent rolls, stabilize tall ramps with extra struts, and use banked walls to curve shots toward the net; when sand or ice reduces grip, lower slopes and add guard rails. Keyboard controls: mouse or touch to draw and erase, right‑click or two‑finger drag to pan, scroll to zoom, and R to restart quickly; hotkeys toggle brush thickness. Short review: an endlessly clever “sketch to solve” toy where clean geometry beats brute force, and every smooth goal feels like a tiny engineering win. FAQs: Q1: Is there only one solution per puzzle? A1: No—any sketch that scores within the ink budget counts. Q2: Why does my ball stall on ramps? A2: Avoid flat crests, reduce ramp height, and add a shallow entry lip to maintain momentum.

Instruction

left mouse button to draw Touch and hold to draw on touchscreen

Specifications

• Easy to play