Draw Drop is a calm, clever one-thumb drawing-puzzle game. Every level is a single physics puzzle: a ball waits at the top of a blueprint page and a target cup sits somewhere below it. Between them are spikes and walls. Your job is to draw the path that carries the ball safely home.

Press and drag one finger to trace a single glowing ink line anywhere on the screen. The moment you lift your finger, that line becomes a solid ramp -- the ball drops under gravity and rolls and bounces along whatever you drew. Shape a gentle slope, a swooping curve or a little jump to steer the ball past the hazards and drop it cleanly into the cup.

There is a catch: every puzzle gives you a limited amount of ink, shown in the meter, so you cannot just scribble your way across. The shorter and smarter your line, the higher you score -- leftover ink turns into a bonus, and a clean low-ink clear counts as a perfect. Red spikes end the drop the instant the ball touches them, while blue walls are solid and bounce the ball off, so read the layout and plan your stroke before you commit. Curve your line through the amber gems along the way for extra points.

Work through ten hand-drawn puzzles that tighten the ink budget and stack more spikes, walls and offset cups the deeper you go, and chase a better score on every one. It is a slow, satisfying think-then-draw loop -- part sketchbook, part physics toy.

Features:
- One-finger drawing controls -- trace a line, release, and watch it drop
- Real physics: gravity, rolling, bouncing and collisions off your own line
- 10 hand-tuned puzzles that unlock one at a time, each trickier than the last
- A limited ink budget that rewards short, clever paths with bonus points
- Spikes to dodge, walls to bounce off, and gems to collect
- A per-puzzle best-score sketchbook and a clear built-in how-to-play guide
- Fully offline: no ads, no sign-in, no internet, no accounts

Quick to pick up, easy to lose an evening to -- draw one line, drop the ball, and land the perfect run.