Draw Line Rescue is a 2D casual game for Android device users. It challenges players to come up with imaginative solutions, draw obstacles and guides, and come to the assistance of an unfortunate stickman.

This app was developed by Babalpreet Singh, the creator of other stickman games, ragdoll games, and escape room puzzles, such as Disguise Rainbow. This game has much in common with Stickman Falling. However, despite a similar use of physics, it doesn’t make use of any of ragdoll mechanics.

Who can play it?

This drawing game is rated PEGI 3 and is available only in English. Still, it is suitable for a global audience, particularly due to its simple UI, limited use of language, and straightforward menu options and buttons.

Though the game is free to download and play, it comes with a large number of ads, which may not be deemed appropriate for young children.

What’s it about?

Draw Line Rescue requires players to draw and place lines in the way of whatever dangers threaten a tiny stickman. Threats include bombs, arrows, and bullets, as well as less menacing items, such as leaves and balls.

The point of the game is to draw these lines in such a way that they make up a stickman figure, no matter how unnatural its posture may be.

What’s special about it?

This puzzle game challenges players to think outside the box and develop their sense of logic. One interesting aspect is that some levels come with several possible solutions, and another is the fact that some solutions are ruled out because they can hurt the main character (the tiny stickman).

Physics meets fun

For a stickman game, Draw Line Rescue can offer a ton of enjoyment, though progression through levels is too fast. The reward system could also be seen as over-generous and somewhat pointless.