How to play
Every event starts at the drawing board: sketch your athlete (or boat), give it a public name and press start. You race three computer rivals, or recorded ghost runs from other players. No download, no account — your best result per event goes on the leaderboard.
100m doodle race
A straight 100m sprint with no obstacles. Tap the cheer button or press Space to accelerate. Holding the key does not repeat cheers, so keep a steady rhythm. A shorter time ranks higher.
Controls
- Space / “Giddy up!” button — cheer your horse forward
- Tap in a steady rhythm; holding does nothing extra
Features
- Pure speed contest: your drawing is your athlete, legs optional
- Race 3 computer rivals or historical ghost replays
- Best time per player stays on the all-time TOP 100 board
Wave rowing
Draw a boat, confirm the drawing is finished and watch the floating preview, then start the 120m race. Left weights the stern, Right weights the bow, Space rows. Row in calm water; strokes in rough water add risk without extra speed. Capsizing pauses your boat in place for 1.5 seconds, then it rights itself and continues. Everyone races the same weather.
Controls
- ← / Stern down — press the stern into the water
- → / Bow down — press the bow into the water
- Space / Row — one stroke per press
Features
- Your drawing’s hull shape is analyzed and changes drag and stability
- Live wave physics: read the water, row when it’s calm, brace when it’s rough
- Shared weather seed — rankings and ghosts row the exact same waves
Wacky long jump
Cheer during the run-up and press Up or Takeoff inside the green zone. Missing takeoff fails the attempt. In the air, tap “Do a trick” or Space for a wiggle, backflip or bulge. You can queue one next trick; there is no timing meter. Tricks add limited distance. Farther jumps rank higher.
Controls
- Space / cheer — build speed on the run-up
- ↑ / Takeoff — jump (inside the green zone or the attempt fails)
- Space / Do a trick — wiggle, backflip or bulge mid-air
Features
- Trick queue: line up one next trick while the current one plays
- Distance leaderboard — every centimetre of wiggle counts
Mixed challenge
85 metres with steps and bars. Space cheers, Up jumps, Down ducks. Phones get three on-screen buttons and support course swipes. Missing an obstacle stops you for one second. A shorter time ranks higher.
Controls
- Space — cheer / accelerate
- ↑ — jump over steps
- ↓ — duck under bars
- Mobile: three buttons, or swipe the course
Features
- Obstacle cues appear ahead of each step or bar
- One-second penalty per missed obstacle — precision beats panic
Splash dive
A solo 50m dive. Launch when the moving dot is near the gold target, then use Left for slightly faster rotation and Right for slower rotation on the way down. Score: takeoff is worth 20 points and the splash 80 points, with no spin bonus. Actual line contact is compared with your drawing’s best width; gaps and paint fills do not count. Higher total points rank higher.
Controls
- Space / tap / click — launch at the right moment on the meter
- ← — rotate a bit faster
- → — rotate a bit slower
Features
- Solo event with its own points leaderboard
- Your drawing decides the splash: wide, flat shapes make the biggest wave
Good to know
- Historical ghosts are recordings of past runs, not live multiplayer. Available in running, long jump and rowing; diving is solo.
- Leaderboards keep one best result per player. A different browser or device counts as a new player.
- Your name, drawing, scores and supported replays are public so others can challenge them — see Privacy & saved data.
- Save and share result images from the results screen.
Phones & iPads
On touch devices, tap Start drawing first: one finger draws, two fingers zoom or move the canvas; tap Done drawing to scroll the page again. Races use large on-screen buttons for cheering, jumping and ducking, and the Mixed challenge also accepts swipes on the course.
Save the game to your home screen
No app store or download needed. On iPhone or iPad, tap the Share button in Safari and choose “Add to Home Screen”. On Android Chrome, open the ⋮ menu and choose “Add to Home screen” or “Install app”. The game then launches full-screen like an app, and your drawings and best results stay on the device.
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