Sticker Safehouse

Draw a shelter. Save the sticker. A cute sticker sits under a darkening sky. You get a pot of ink and a few strokes. Draw a roof, a ramp, a wall or a wedge, and it drops with real physics. Then the sky opens. Keep every drop off the sticker until the timer runs out, and it is yours to keep. EASY TO START, HARD TO MASTER • Draw with your finger. Every line falls, tips and lands exactly where physics puts it. • Weight matters. Snow piles up, anvils bend a weak roof, and a long span snaps where a short brace holds. • Two kinds of ink. Rigid ink braces like a plank. Rubber ink stretches like a hammock and bounces things back. • Twists keep you thinking: gusting wind, invisible ink, lava that climbs toward you, and gravity that turns light, heavy or sideways. A SKY FULL OF TROUBLE Paint, hail, boulders, bouncy balls, snow, lightning, sludge, anvils, tornadoes, comets and splitters. On some…