Line Adventures

There are games that let you customize your character or car, and some even let you design the level or track. Line Adventures is a game that lets you do both but how you play this is probably different than what you’re used to.

In Line Adventures, it feels like you’re actually playing Paint. The idea in the game is that you have some characters or riders, and you have to draw a track for them to run on.

Like in Paint, you have some basic drawing tools, pen, pencil and an eraser. With those, you can draw whatever you want, as long as a pencil is all you need. In most cases, you’ll end up creating a giant ramp off of which the rider will jump and then land in a funny way.

However, if you want to complicate things, you certainly can. The bike rider will fall off easily, so you need to put in extra effort in your designs if you want him to stick to the bike for a long time. If you choose the tank, that’s harder to tip over so you can create more aggressive tracks.

Apart drawing regular lines with various thicknesses and moving them around, Line Adventures doesn’t supply any other design tools. Adding in traps, smashable objects, power-ups, and stuff like that is unavailable.

You can, however, design new riders and save a designed track for later use. It’s also possible to zoom in and out of the track for a better view, checkpoints are available, and you can also add non-interactive background lines if you need to.

Line Adventures is a very unusual thing to come by. While you have it in front of you, you might even argue if this is a real game or not.