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NICE RUN
That round is in the books. Ready for another Draw Rescue run?
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Draw Rescue is a draw-to-protect puzzle with thirty-two handcrafted rescues. Draw one rigid energy shield outside the dotted circle, then release to activate it. Read the incoming directions, navigate spinning sawblades and spike traps, use your limited ink, and keep hazards away from the little dog. The shield stays where you draw it; hazards bounce off its edges.
The first rescue needs a roof. Later rescues introduce attacks from the left, right, and below, then combine those directions. A line that worked before may leave a new route open.
The dotted circle is personal space: you cannot draw across it. Each shield stays fixed, and each visible impact shows where a hazard bounced. There are no anchor points to attach and no rope bending to predict.
One gesture sets up a short test. Release to activate, watch the result, then retry with a different line. Twelve authored rescues use limited ink to encourage compact shapes and leave room for more than one solution.
Draw Rescue is a draw-to-protect puzzle with thirty-two handcrafted rescues. Draw one rigid energy shield outside the dotted circle, then release to activate it. Read the incoming directions, navigate spinning sawblades and spike traps, use your limited ink, and keep hazards away from the little dog. The shield stays where you draw it; hazards bounce off its edges.
Draw one continuous shield outside the dotted circle. Release to activate the shield and begin the rescue. Keyboard: arrows move the cursor, Space adds a point, and Enter activates the shield.
Read the direction markers before drawing. A roof helps with falling stones, but rolling crates need side cover. Keep the dotted circle clear and save ink by covering only the incoming routes.
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