Scribble Roll
A cozy doodle physics puzzle. Draw slopes and lines in pencil to roll your ball down into the swirl — around the smudges that eat your lines and the blobs that block the way.
How to play
Scribble Roll is a cosy physics puzzle you solve with a pencil. Each page is a sheet of ruled notebook paper with a little blue scribble sitting on a ledge. Draw lines and slopes with your finger or mouse and the scribble rolls down them — gravity does the rest. Sweep it over every star, then guide it home into the swirl.
The roll of a page
Every page is the same little loop, start to finish:
On the page
Eight pages
Scribble Roll is eight hand-drawn pages, back to back — from a gentle Warm up to the Grand finale. Early pages are just you, a ledge and a star or two; smudges turn up on page three, page five hides its swirl down in a pit, and the last sheet piles four stars onto one busy page. Nothing is saved, so it's one cosy sitting from cover to cover.
Tips
- Gentle slopes beat steep drops — too much speed and the scribble launches clean over a star.
- Line one slope up so it grazes a star on the way down; a single stroke can grab a star and reach the swirl.
- Grab a star the moment your ink runs low — it's your only refill besides undoing a line.
- Keep your strokes clear of the smudges, or they'll eat your work and your ink with it.
- Fell off the bottom of the page? The scribble just pops back to the start — redraw and try again.