Drawn to Solve
TeaGames! Puzzle
Draw, choose a material, and solve clever puzzles!
- Downloads
- 1K+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Aug 4
- 2026 · v1.0
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About Drawn to Solve
Draw your solution and watch physics bring it to life!
In this creative physics puzzle game, every level is a new challenge. Draw shapes directly into the scene, choose what they are made of, and use their unique physical properties to complete the objective.
Create solid platforms, release flowing water, generate rising steam, or use dangerous lava. Each material behaves differently, so the shape you draw and the material you select are equally important.
Guide liquids through pipes, balance unstable objects, build bridges, move heavy obstacles, activate mechanisms, protect fragile items, and discover unexpected solutions.
Game features:
• Draw your own solutions
• Choose between water, solid material, steam, and lava
• Experiment with realistic and playful physics
• Solve a variety of handcrafted challenges
• Discover multiple solutions to the same puzzle
• Use creativity, logic, timing, and precision
• Enjoy simple controls and satisfying material interactions
There is no single correct way to solve every level. A small ramp may work better than a large bridge. Steam can lift an object, water can change the balance, and a carefully drawn solid shape can redirect an entire chain reaction.
Think before you draw, choose the right material, and turn your idea into a working solution!
In this creative physics puzzle game, every level is a new challenge. Draw shapes directly into the scene, choose what they are made of, and use their unique physical properties to complete the objective.
Create solid platforms, release flowing water, generate rising steam, or use dangerous lava. Each material behaves differently, so the shape you draw and the material you select are equally important.
Guide liquids through pipes, balance unstable objects, build bridges, move heavy obstacles, activate mechanisms, protect fragile items, and discover unexpected solutions.
Game features:
• Draw your own solutions
• Choose between water, solid material, steam, and lava
• Experiment with realistic and playful physics
• Solve a variety of handcrafted challenges
• Discover multiple solutions to the same puzzle
• Use creativity, logic, timing, and precision
• Enjoy simple controls and satisfying material interactions
There is no single correct way to solve every level. A small ramp may work better than a large bridge. Steam can lift an object, water can change the balance, and a carefully drawn solid shape can redirect an entire chain reaction.
Think before you draw, choose the right material, and turn your idea into a working solution!
What’s new
Version 1.0 · Updated August 4, 2026
New awesome levels!
User reviews
very amusing but only one chapter
this was so good,but it only have 18 levels add more pls
SO GOOD 😁😁😁😁
An actually creative take on drawing puzzle games! There's many ways to solve a level because of the mechanics which is rare to see. The animations are also smooth and the levels themselves are creative. One request is for the option to fill solids or keep them hollow. Hope to see more levels soon.
could literally play this for hours, fun brain puzzles, excited for more levels!
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