Dunk Draw

Dunk Draw hands you a pencil instead of a basketball: draw a line on screen and the balls roll along it into the hoop. Each level drops balls from new positions, adds second hoops, or hangs obstacles exactly where your favourite line wants to go.

Speed matters — balls keep falling while you sketch, so a slow perfect ramp loses to a quick ugly one. There's real physics under the crayon look: steeper lines mean faster rolls and wilder bounces.

Tip: draw short. A small ramp near the hoop is faster to place and easier to correct than one long swooping curve. Find more physics oddities in our physics games tag.