This is Draw Climber unblocked: the full game loads straight from drawclimber.com in your browser, so you can play Draw Climber online free on a school Chromebook, a laptop or a phone with no download and no sign-up.
What is Draw Climber?
Draw Climber is a drawing and physics game. You control a blue cube on a striped course, but you never steer it directly. Instead you draw a line in the box at the bottom of the screen, and that line becomes the cube’s legs. The legs turn around the cube and walk it forward over flat ground, slopes, staircases, rolling humps and gaps until it reaches the checkered finish line.
The idea comes from the Draw Climber mobile game published by Voodoo. The version on this page is a separate HTML5 build made for web browsers and distributed through GameDistribution. It is played in portrait, it is split into short numbered levels, and in the early levels the cube runs the course alone rather than against a rival.
How to play Draw Climber
- Press Play under the Draw Climber logo. The top of the screen shows your coins and the level number.
- When the level opens, draw a line inside the dashed box at the bottom. Let go and the line becomes the cube’s legs.
- Watch the course ahead. When the ground changes, draw a new line. The new legs replace the old ones straight away.
- Pick up the coins and lightning-bolt pickups along the way. The bar at the top shows how far you are from the next level.
- Cross the checkered finish line. The Completed screen shows the coins you earned; press Next for the following level.
Draw Climber controls
| Action | Desktop | Phone / tablet |
|---|---|---|
| Start a level | Click Play | Tap Play |
| Draw legs | Click and drag inside the drawing box, release | Drag a finger inside the drawing box, lift |
| Change legs | Draw a new line at any time | Draw a new line at any time |
| Open the shop | Click the shop button on the left of the title screen | Tap the shop button |
| Next level | Click Next on the Completed screen | Tap Next |
| Fullscreen | The icon under the player | The icon under the player |
What is in this version
- Numbered levels. Each level is one short course that ends at a checkered finish line. Courses mix flat runs, ramps, stairs and rolling humps with pits full of balls and red spikes, which already show up by levels 2 and 3. There are 60 levels; after level 60 the game loops back through levels 11 to 60.
- Coins. Rows of coins sit on the course, and every finished level pays a coin reward. A Claim ×5 button on the Completed screen multiplies that reward after a video ad; Next skips it.
- Lightning-bolt pickups. Floating bolts on the track give the cube a burst of speed.
- Cube skins. The shop has nine cube skins. Random Unlock opens one locked skin at random for 300 coins at first, rising to 2,000; the +500 button gives free coins for watching an ad.
- Saved in the browser. The game keeps its data in your browser’s local storage, so use the same browser to carry on.
Tips: which legs work where
- Flat ground. A straight line of medium length works well. It turns like a two-spoke wheel and keeps the cube moving at a steady pace.
- Stairs and ledges. Draw a longer line. Long legs reach the top of the next step and lever the cube up; short legs just scrape against the wall.
- Narrow spots. Legs that are too long can catch on the course in tight places. Draw shorter legs once the climb is over.
- Redraw early. Change the legs a little before an obstacle, not when the cube is already stuck against it.
- If the cube stalls, do not wait for it. Draw a different shape, longer or shorter, and try again. There is no limit on how often you redraw.
- Take the bolts when they are in reach. They speed the cube up, which helps most on the long flat runs between obstacles.
Frequently asked questions about Draw Climber
Is Draw Climber unblocked at school?
Draw Climber runs in an ordinary browser tab from drawclimber.com, with nothing to download or install, so it plays on most school Chromebooks and work computers. If a network filter blocks the site, only that network's administrator can change it.
Is Draw Climber free to play here?
Yes. The HTML5 game runs directly in this page, with nothing to download and no account to create.
Who made Draw Climber?
Draw Climber is a mobile game published by Voodoo on the App Store and Google Play. The version on this page is a separate HTML5 build of the same draw-your-legs idea, distributed to websites through GameDistribution. It is not the Voodoo app itself.
How do I draw legs?
Click and drag with the mouse, or drag a finger, inside the dashed drawing box at the bottom of the screen. When you let go, the line becomes a pair of legs that turn around the cube and push it forward.
Can I change the legs during a level?
Yes. Draw a new line at any time and it replaces the old legs straight away. Redrawing before stairs, a high ledge or a dip is the main skill in the game.
Is there an opponent to race?
Not in this build, at least in the early levels: your cube runs the course alone and the level ends at the checkered finish line.
What are coins for?
Coins buy new cube skins in the shop. Random Unlock in the shop gives you one of the locked skins. The first one costs 300 coins and the price rises with each unlock (600, 1,000, then 2,000).
Can I play Draw Climber on a phone or Chromebook?
Yes. The game is built for a portrait screen and touch, so it fits a phone well. On a Chromebook or laptop the mouse does the drawing, and there are no keyboard controls to learn.
