Jack's Sensory Sketchbook
Play Jack's Sensory Sketchbook by @MsBlazeWolfLeleTaylo, a free puzzle & strategy game made on Mable. Play instantly in your browser.
MsBlazeWolfLeleTaylo made this on Mable.
Make your gameAbout Jack's Sensory Sketchbook
Feel your way across the paper to trace hidden shapes using glows and soft ticks.
How to play
- Select a crayon color from the palette.
- Drag across the paper to start drawing.
- Listen for ticks and watch for the glow to find edges.
- Follow the hidden lines to increase your completion percentage.
- Reach 55% coverage to reveal the shape.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag your finger to draw and feel for the edges.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to draw and feel for the edges.
More about this game
In Jack's Sensory Sketchbook, your goal is to trace hidden figures by feeling for their edges. You drag your crayon across the paper, relying on a subtle glow and soft ticks to know when you hit a line within the 42-pixel edge sense radius. As you cover more of the shape, the completion percentage rises. Once you reach the 55% trace target, the shape is revealed and you move on to the next family member. The game features three stages: Mummy, Daddy, and Jack, each with unique hints to guide your drawing.
Tips
- Move your crayon slowly to catch the subtle glow and soft ticks when you cross an edge within the 42-pixel radius.
- Focus on the hints provided for each figure, like looking for long legs or a round head, to guide your strokes.
- You only need to reach 55% completion to finish a shape, so don't worry about tracing every single line perfectly.
FAQ
- How do I know where to draw?
- You must feel for the edges. When your crayon is near a hidden line, you will see a yellow glow and hear a soft tick.
- How much of the shape do I need to trace?
- You need to cover 55% of the hidden shape's lines to complete the stage and reveal the figure.
- Can I change my crayon color?
- Yes, you can choose from five different colors (indigo, plum, red, ochre, green) using the palette at the bottom of the screen.
