Draw Dunk

Draw Dunk is a cute basketball puzzle built on a physics engine. On screen there's a ball, a blue box (the goal), and a gap between them. To get the ball in the box you need to draw a line — the ball rolls or bounces along it to reach the target.

Every level has a different solution: sometimes a simple straight ramp does it, sometimes a winding path is needed. Runs instantly in your browser — no download or sign-up required.

About Draw Dunk

Every line you draw becomes a physical object on the map. Draw too thick and the ball slows down; draw too thin and it breaks. That balance is the clever part. Get the angle right and the ball bounces off other objects to reach the goal. Moving obstacles and spinning platforms appear as levels advance.

Why is it fun?

Creativity is rewarded — you can solve the same level in different ways. Satisfying physics feedback and that bouncing ball sound keep kids hooked.

Is it safe?

Yes. No violence or scary scenes — just cute basketball physics. Suitable for ages 7 and up.

1. Open the page and start the level.
2. Draw a line to guide the ball toward the box: click and drag with the mouse, or swipe your finger on mobile.
3. Your line becomes a real object — the ball rolls down it under gravity.
4. Miss the target? Hit restart and try a different line.
5. Ball goes into the box? Level complete!

• A short, angled line is usually the best starting point.
• A thick line slows the ball down; a thin line lets it zoom — match thickness to the distance needed.
• On levels with moving obstacles, keep the ball angle between 30-45 degrees.
• Remember you can draw more than one line — levels don't require a single stroke solution.
• On mobile, finger drawing can be more precise than a mouse for subtle curves.

• Physics-based ball movement
• Dozens of levels with increasing difficulty
• Creative solutions — same level, multiple approaches
• Simple draw controls
• Works on mobile and desktop