ScribblePlay Scribble, Nitrome's classic puzzle game where you draw platforms and ramps with the mouse to guide an ink character past spikes and drops.
Scribble
Scribble is a puzzle game from Nitrome, the British studio behind dozens of quirky Flash-era classics. The goal isn’t to control a character directly but to give one a path to walk: each level drops a small ink figure into a hand-drawn scene full of gaps, spikes, and drops, and it’s up to you to sketch the platforms, ramps, and walls it needs to survive.
The appeal is in the freedom of the pencil. There’s rarely one correct shape to draw to get your character past a pit or over a spike patch, so the puzzle is working out a line that actually holds up once your character starts moving along it. The sketchbook art style makes every level feel like a doodle coming to life around you.
Controls
Everything is done with the mouse: click and drag to draw the lines and shapes that become solid ground for your character to walk, roll, or slide across.
It’s a good fit for anyone who likes puzzle games that reward a bit of lateral thinking over quick reflexes — short enough sessions to fit a break, with each level a fresh little drawing problem.