Wheel Sketch
About Wheel Sketch: Draw Wheels and Race
Wheel Sketch hands the design of your vehicle's wheels entirely to you. Draw loops, spikes, dotted shapes, or any other form you are able to imagine in the round drawing area, then watch your car roll that creation across stairs, bridges, and rolling roads. The game pairs freehand creativity with physics-driven racing, pitting your custom wheel against computer-controlled opponents across varied terrain. Earn coins along the way to unlock cars and upgrades, and fill out a colourful garage as you go.
How to Play Wheel Sketch: Draw, Race, and Upgrade
Tap Play to open the round drawing area, then sketch a wheel shape using your finger or the mouse. The centre dot marks the axle, so keep that in mind as you draw. Tap Done and your car races automatically. Round wheels perform well on straight roads, while long rays can give you an edge on stairs. If the terrain shifts mid-race, tap Draw to sketch a new shape on the fly. Finish ahead of the computer cars to earn coins, which unlock additional cars and upgrades.
Controls
- Finger or mouse: Draw a wheel shape in the round drawing area
- Tap Play: Start the drawing and racing sequence
- Tap Done: Confirm your wheel and begin the race
- Tap Draw: Redraw your wheel shape during a race
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Browse the full Car games catalogue for more vehicle-based fun, or check out the Bounce Games and Red Ball Games series for physics-driven challenges with a different flavour. The Arcade games and Racing games sections are also worth a look if you want more quick-play competitive action.
