Draw Leg

You've got three seconds and a blank canvas before the race even starts - in Draw Leg, your first move is grabbing a pencil, not a joystick. Sketch a pair of legs onto your blocky racer and whatever shape you draw is exactly what carries you through spikes, stairs, and gaps.

Long and stiff to step clean over a pit? Short and stubby to duck into a tunnel? There's no wrong answer, only a faster or slower one, and you find out the moment the race starts and your opponent is already stumbling - or sprinting - right beside you.

Each run is a fresh guess. Redraw, adjust, try something dumber than last time. If you like games that reward a steady hand and a bit of trial-and-error thinking, this sits nicely next to other Skills games on the site, and it fits right in with the rest of MultiPixel's Arcade games if you want more of that same twitchy, one-more-try energy.

No download, no login, just you, a pencil, and a very unstable pair of legs.

Draw a pair of legs on your character before the race starts, then race an opponent through a course of spikes, stairs, and gaps using the legs you sketched. The shape you draw controls how your racer moves - long legs step over obstacles, short sturdy ones squeeze through tight spots.

Use your mouse or your finger on touchscreen to sketch directly onto the runner's body. There's no separate movement key - your drawing is the control scheme.

If a run goes badly, don't overthink the next one. A quick redraw with a slightly different shape often beats a perfect plan, since the course punishes over-long or over-short legs differently each time.