Draw_Love

Draw_Love is a puzzle-game to the austere realization, but to the interesting gameplay. Its principle is similar to that of Crayon Physics Deluxe, in other words you are responsible for drawing the décor element (or elements) that will allow the red and blue balls to meet. Where his colleague displayed colorful and rather alluring graphics, Draw_Love, he is content with the minimum Trade Union: white, grey, a hint of blue and a pinch of red, no more or less. A little sad, in short. But let's go, the heart of the game is not really there. And if he does not propose to construct structures of different natures, as was the case for Crayon Physics Deluxe, he nevertheless catches up by introducing other mechanics. For example, a kind of fence that will forbid you to draw in some parts of the screen. Or a red fence, which you will have to first deactivate with one of the two balls, reaching a button that looks like it mistook the old detonators for dynamite. But also a swivel bar according to the weight it supports, treadmills at varying speeds, as well as moving parts and therefore stunning. The game consists of 100 levels, of a difficulty all the more accessible as you have at the outset of a hundred clues-to use as you wish. Each of them will allow you to show all or part of the dotted solution. No, let me rectify: all or part of one of the possible solutions. It is quite possible to bend the game in less than two hours, without any guide, with almost all the clues still in your pocket. Just let go of the bride to your imagination! As much as the challenge is moderate, not to mention that the failure will occur only in three cases: one of the balls falls in a hole, comes out of the screen or finds itself blocked by the elements you have drawn. To conclude, I would simply draw your attention to its price, which is, for the blow, much more attractive than that of Crayon Physics Deluxe. Verdict: 3.5/5-which is good, but not top.