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Doodle Race turns the usual racing setup upside down: you don't pick a car, you draw one. The game hands you a notepad in a garage, and whatever you sketch on it becomes the vehicle you race, wheels and all. A lopsided scribble and a careful design both roll off the page, and the difference between them shows up on the track.

Each race pays out coins, and the coins go back into the garage for more ink and better parts. That gives a session a steady loop: draw, race, spend, then draw something better. It is a quick, playful game that suits a few minutes at a time, and it runs in the browser with nothing to install.

On Draw the Hill, the headline game is about drawing something that carries a vehicle over a slope. Doodle Race shares the idea that your own lines are the solution, but here the drawing is the vehicle itself rather than the ground it drives on.

How to play

Drawing uses a single motion: press the mouse button or touch the screen, drag to make a line, and let go to finish the stroke. There are no keyboard controls to learn, so a mouse, trackpad or finger all work equally well.

Draw your car on the notepad, then start the race and watch how it behaves. Games of this type usually reward efficient drawing, so ink is a resource worth watching, and a restart option is there when a line goes wrong. Once you have coins, use them in the garage to extend your ink and unlock better parts before the next race.

Tips

• Make the wheels the first thing you draw and keep them as round as you can; a wobbly wheel costs speed.
• Do not spend all your ink on the first design. Leave room to tweak the shape after you see how the car handles.
• Spend early coins on ink or parts that change how the car performs, then compare against your last race to see whether the upgrade helped.
• If a design flops, redraw it from scratch instead of patching it. Each attempt is short.

Similar games on Draw the Hill

Draw the Road asks you to lay down the track for a vehicle rather than the vehicle itself. One Line Draw is a tidier puzzle about tracing a shape without lifting your finger, and Happy Glass has you draw a line to fill a glass with liquid. If you want to swap the pencil for a steering wheel, Hill Climb Racing Lite and Drive Mad are straight driving games.

Doodle Race suits anyone who likes a game where creativity matters more than reflexes, and it works just as well on a phone as on a desktop.