Home Rush Draw to Home: Guide Every Buddy Back Safe

Description

Fierce dogs, open holes and a roster of monsters stand between each lost buddy and its home, and the only tool you get is a line. Home Rush Draw to Home turns every level into a small routing job: link each buddy to the house that matches its color, and keep the line clear of anything that bites or swallows.

Holes, animals and monsters

The hazards include deep holes and fierce animals, along with a cast of monster characters. Levels grow harder as you go, so a habit that works on the first few will need adjusting later. A line does not have to be tidy, only safe, and a wide detour around a hazard is a fine answer.

When two buddies share a level

One buddy is a simple detour problem. With several, every line also has to avoid the other buddies, and that is where most levels get tight. Two routes that both want the same corridor cannot both use it, so one of them has to bend away early.

• Look at all the houses before you draw anything, and note which colors sit near each other.
• Start with the buddy whose path is hardest to fit, such as one squeezed between hazards, and let the easier ones route around it.
• Keep lines short where you can. A long loop crosses more of the screen and is more likely to get in the way of the next buddy.

Plain by design

The whole game is the line you draw. Nothing here asks you to build or manage anything, and a level counts as done only when every buddy reaches its home safely. It rewards thinking a route through before you commit to it, and it will feel plain if you want a lot of extra systems around the puzzle.

Drawing puzzles nearby

If drawing routes is what you enjoy, Puzzledom One Line has you draw lines so characters reach the right place without colliding, and Love Balls 2D uses drawn lines and shapes to bump balls. More of the same kind are collected in the puzzle category.