In One Line, players use a pen with a mouse click or a touch screen to create a drawing that protects the character from environmental attacks. Each level presents different challenges, requiring players to find solutions constantly. If the player allows their character to be attacked by the environment or by the shield they created, the level will end. Players should plan carefully as they can only draw one continuous line. The game has no time or line length limit, so players think of solutions to protect their character.
Save your character from environmental attack
In the early stages of One Line, players are introduced to simpler scenarios that help them understand shield physics and how objects move or fall. These levels are generally simple and allow players to experiment with different shapes and strategies. The challenge lies in the player learning how different obstacles work and testing how different line positions can deflect, block, or redirect hazards. These Training Grounds provide players with a basic understanding of effective shield shapes and placement.
As levels progress in One Line, puzzles become more difficult to solve. These Danger Zones feature unpredictable environmental elements and tight spaces that challenge the player's accuracy and foresight. Players must consider weight, gravity, and space constraints. Some hazards move, others fall at various speeds, and sometimes, multiple threats occur. Creativity and logical thinking go hand in hand, making each level a satisfying accomplishment.
More one-line drawing games: Single Line Puzzle Drawing
