Physics puzzles on squared paper: draw lines that fall, roll and push
Pencilogic is a physics puzzle game played on a sheet of squared paper. Every level sets a small goal - make two balls touch, get the ball into the basket, knock a box off the page or keep it from falling - and you solve it by drawing. As soon as you lift your finger, your line turns into a real object: it falls, rolls, tips over and pushes everything in its way.
• 100 levels, from gentle warm-ups to genuinely tricky puzzles
• Realistic physics: lines become solid shapes and a dot becomes a small ball
• Build bridges, chutes, roofs and counterweights - most levels have more than one solution
• Balloons, pendulums, moving platforms, hatches and levers in later levels
• Some levels allow only one line, give you little ink or reward perfect timing
• Three stars for solving a level with the fewest shapes
• Undo, restart and a hint that shows one possible solution
• Sound, music and vibration settings
How to play
Read the goal at the top of the screen and draw with your finger. The world stays still until your first line; then everything starts moving and you can keep drawing as it plays out. Lines can't pass through objects or red hatched areas. Some goals have to be held for a moment - a green circle counts down the time. Use no more shapes than the target shows to earn three stars; with a hint you can get up to two.
Pencilogic is free to play and contains ads. Watching a rewarded ad is always optional: it unlocks a hint or lets you skip a level you haven't solved yet. A one-time purchase removes ads and gives you hints and skips without watching. The game works without an internet connection (ads need one), saves your progress on your device and is available in 7 languages: English, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian.
Neuigkeiten
Smoother touch controls, sharper text and stability improvements.