Doodle Blast

Draw a Path for the Marbles
Doodle Blast is a drawing and physics puzzle game where you guide marbles into a container. The balls start near the top of the play area, but they will not always fall directly where you need them. You solve each puzzle by drawing lines that change the route of the moving balls.
You use the mouse to click and drag across the screen. Each line acts as part of the path for the marbles. The balls can roll, fall, and change direction when they meet the shapes you draw.
The goal sounds easy. Get the balls into the jar. The puzzle comes from working out where each line should go.
Your Ink Is Limited
Doodle Blast does not give you endless drawing space. The game limits the amount of ink available, so drawing random lines can leave you without enough ink to finish the puzzle.
This makes every mark important. A short line in the correct position may solve more of the problem than a large shape placed without a plan.
Players need to look at the starting position of the marbles and the location of the jar. Gravity then becomes part of the solution. A ball naturally falls downward, so your lines usually need to guide that movement rather than fight against it.
A slope can send a marble toward another part of the screen. A barrier can stop it from falling into the wrong area. Different arrangements can produce different results.
Try, Watch, and Adjust
Doodle Blast encourages experimentation. You can make a plan, draw your lines, and then watch how the balls react. A design that looks perfect may send a marble in the wrong direction. That result helps you understand what needs changing.
The simple mouse controls keep the focus on solving the puzzle. You do not need fast keyboard skills or complex commands.
Doodle Blast works well as a thinking game because drawing forms part of the solution. Players need to judge direction, space, gravity, and the amount of ink left. Each successful puzzle comes from creating a useful route rather than choosing an answer from a list. That makes Doodle Blast a clear mix of drawing, planning, and physics-based problem solving.