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Use your steady hand and logical thinking capabilities to break all the rotten eggs and save the good ones in Draw To Smash! This highly entertaining drawing brain game features a total of 50 stages of varying difficulties in the Play mode with the addition of 10 extra demanding Challenge Levels.
At the beginning of each puzzle, there’s a drawing board placed above the bad eggs you’re supposed to crack. Once you finish drawing an uninterrupted line, it behaves according to the law of gravity and falls down toward the targets below. The tricky part is figuring out the correct shape to perform the task at hand correctly and accurately.
How to play Draw To Smash!
Certain puzzles don’t require much thinking but can be solved rather intuitively, while for the more complex ones, you must devise a solid plan before you even start drawing. New game mechanics are gradually introduced, such as different objects that can be set in motion when the falling lines collide with them, enabling you to smash the rotten eggs in a variety of ways. Not all the eggs are bad, though, and to save the good ones, you’ll have to thoughtfully draw shapes that will keep them intact while cracking all the targets.
What are the controls for Draw To Smash!?
Tap or click to start drawing, then drag until you’ve created the desired shape, and finally, release to set it in motion with the help of gravitational force.
Features
- A physics-based drawing brain game
- Perfectly suitable for all ages and skill levels
- Logical thinking and fine motor skills exercise
- 50 puzzles and 10 extra Challenge Levels
Playing Draw To Smash! on CrazyGame
Draw To Smash! runs directly in your browser — no download, no install, no account. The game is served by its publisher inside the player above, so progress is stored by the game itself rather than on this site. If the player does not start, reload the page once; some titles take a few seconds to load their assets on the first run.
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