Love In Drawing

Love In Drawing is a physics-based puzzle game where players draw shapes and lines to guide two balls to meet. The game offers a simple and creative concept that appeals to those who enjoy sandbox-style puzzle challenges. It features 100 levels with increasing difficulty, typically completable within 2-3 hours. Many players appreciate the creativity allowed by the drawing mechanics and find the early levels engaging and fun.

However, the game suffers from significant performance issues, including lag and crashes, especially when drawing complex or solid shapes. Several users report frustrating bugs such as automatic line termination near obstacles, unexplained UI elements, and an empty level beyond the advertised 100 levels. Additionally, the game is criticized for being a direct port or copy of free browser/mobile games, which has led to negative perceptions regarding originality and value.

Overall, while Love In Drawing has an enjoyable core gameplay loop and is inexpensive, its technical flaws and lack of polish limit its appeal.

Highlights

Players praise the game's creative and open-ended drawing mechanics that allow for unique puzzle solutions. The concept of guiding balls to meet using physics is well-liked and provides a fun challenge.

The game’s simplicity and minimalistic design make it accessible, and many find the level progression engaging with a good mix of easy and more challenging puzzles. Its low price point is often mentioned as a positive factor, making it a reasonable purchase for casual players or fans of physics puzzles.

Some also appreciate the game as a relaxing, casual experience suitable for short play sessions.

Criticisms

Common criticisms focus on poor optimization and frequent performance issues, including lag and crashes when interacting with multiple drawn objects or complex shapes. This significantly hampers gameplay enjoyment.

Players also note frustrating mechanics like lines ending prematurely when touching obstacles, which disrupts creative solutions. The absence of achievements, progress tracking, and replay options is seen as a missed opportunity.

Additionally, many reviews highlight the game's lack of originality, citing it as a near-identical copy of free browser and mobile games, which undermines its value proposition. The short length and limited content further contribute to mixed feelings.