Rubber Doodle
About Rubber Doodle
Rubber Doodle is a physics puzzle built around a single inventive mechanic: every line drawn on the paper becomes a real rubber band. Stretch a band and it flings the ball like a slingshot; pull it too far and it snaps. The goal across 70 hand-drawn stages is to guide a ball into a cup, and the path there runs through saws, lasers, TNT, portals, keys, boost arrows, upside-down gravity, and long-shot baskets. No stage has a single correct solution, so the game rewards experimentation over formula.
How to Play Rubber Doodle: Guide the Ball into the Cup
Draw a rubber band by dragging across the paper; its ends anchor to pins and black ink. To launch the ball, tap the band holding it and release. Stretching any band and letting go flings the ball in the direction of the snap. Bands catch the ball, wrap around pegs, and bounce it off walls, but overstretching causes a band to snap before release. Seventy hand-drawn stages introduce hazards and tools — saws, lasers, TNT, portals, keys, boost arrows, upside-down gravity, and long-shot baskets — that combine in open-ended ways, so each puzzle has more than one valid solution.
Controls
- Mouse drag / Touch drag: Draw a rubber band on the paper
- Tap / Click a band: Release the band holding the ball
- Drag a band: Stretch it; release to fling the ball
- Z: Undo the last band
- R: Restart the current stage
- Bulb: Get a hint
Games You Might Like
For more physics-driven challenges, browse Physics games on Playgama, or explore the full range of brain-teasing titles in the Puzzle games collection. Fans of ball-bouncing mechanics will find plenty to enjoy in the Bounce Games series, while the Red Ball Games series offers stage-based ball puzzles with a similar satisfying momentum.
If you enjoy the logical, step-by-step thinking that Rubber Doodle demands, Arrow Puzzle challenges you to clear arrows from a grid in the right order across progressively strategic layouts. Arrowscape: Arrow Puzzle pairs that same clear-path logic with 100 pictures to uncover across ten themed worlds, and adds keys, locks, and boosters for extra depth. Both sit squarely in the Logic games space that Rubber Doodle also occupies.
