Save The Dog

A drawing puzzle with a single stroke and real physics. You have one continuous line of limited length, the bees come from a known direction, and the line you draw becomes a physical object that falls, rests on things and can be knocked — so a barrier that would work as a static shape frequently collapses before it is needed. That is the whole puzzle and it is a good one. The efficient solutions are rarely the obvious enclosures; more often they are a short line placed where the level's own geometry does most of the work, using an existing ledge as one wall and your ink as the other. Line length is the scarce resource, and levels that seem impossible usually want less drawing rather than more. There is no timer and no attempt limit, so the game rewards looking before drawing, and the difficulty rises by giving the bees more approaches rather than by shortening the line unreasonably. Levels take a minute or two. It plays perfectly on a touchscreen, works with a mouse, runs on anything, and is suitable for children while still having solutions adults will miss.