Drawmaster2

Drawmaster2 is a drawing puzzle where you sketch the path a moving object will follow, guiding it around obstacles and through targets in the right order.

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This game opens in a third-party player. AMMB Arcade supplies the game information and navigation around it.

Drawmaster2

A route you sketch before anything moves

Drawmaster2 shows you a scene with a starting point, a set of targets, and obstacles in between, then asks you to draw the line the object will travel along. Nothing moves until you finish drawing and release, so the puzzle happens entirely in the planning.

Touch every target without hitting a wall

Draw a continuous path that reaches each target while steering clear of walls and moving hazards. The level clears only when the object has passed all of the targets and stayed inside the safe area the whole way.

Click, drag, and release

On a computer, press the mouse button at the start, drag to trace your line, and release to send the object along it. On a touch screen, do the same with one finger. The route is only evaluated once you let go.

Look at the whole scene first

Before you draw, spot where the targets sit and which gaps are wide enough to pass through. Start your line at the indicated point and aim for the target that lies along the most open route, leaving extra room near the edges.

Round the corners instead of cutting them

A gentle curve nearly always survives better than a sharp turn. If your line clips an obstacle near one corner, redraw just that section with a wider margin rather than redoing the whole path.

Frequently asked questions

How do I draw a path?

Press the mouse button at the start, drag to trace your line, and release to send the object along it. On a touch screen, do the same with one finger. The route is only evaluated once you let go.

What makes a level fail?

The level clears only when the object has passed all the targets while staying inside the safe area, so clipping a wall or moving hazard stops it.

How do I fix a path that clips an obstacle?

Round the corners instead of cutting them, and redraw just the clipped section with a wider margin rather than redoing the whole path.