Blob Line

Blob Line hands you a bouncing blob and a blank level, and your job is to draw the path it should follow, freehand, all the way from the starting point to the finish line. Because the blob follows your drawn line automatically once released, the whole challenge happens before it ever starts moving — a path drawn too close to an obstacle, or curved the wrong way around a gap, sends the blob off course with no way to correct it mid-run. Levels pack in hazards and narrow passages that punish an imprecise line far more than a careful, if slower, one that hugs safe territory the whole way through. Because you can usually see the full level layout before drawing, tracing the safest complete route in your head first, rather than sketching reactively as you go, tends to produce a path the blob actually survives on the first attempt.