Draw To Pee

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Alternatively kids and adults can play this path builder video game for free as a web application .

Draw To Pee Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

• Starting the Game
  • Press the orange and white play button in the bottom center of the welcome screen to start the game.
  • The upper left corner of the welcome screen has a settings button which pops up a layover menu that allows you to control game sound, music, and vibrations.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • Use your mouse left click button to select a child and then drag your mouse across the screen to a toilet they use.
    • All children remain in place until the last line has been drawn, then they all move at once.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap the screen with a finger to draw a line that connects each child to a toilet they can use.
  • Controls & indicators
    • The current level number is shown in the top center.
    • The top of the screen has buttons for going back to the welcome screen and restarting the current level.
    • The bottom of the screen has buttons for hints and advancing.
• Game Play
  • Basics
    • The goal of this game is to help the children get to the toilets safely without bumping into anything, getting hit by anything, or running into each other.
    • All children remain in place until you draw the final line connecting the last child to the last toilet, then all kids move at once.
  • Levels
    • This game has 50 stages which are unlocked sequentially.
      • You can’t go back and replay previously beat levels without starting the game over in a different web browser & erasing your game progress.
    • Winning vs losing
      • You beat a level by having each kid make it to a toilet.
      • You lose a level if the kids run into each other, bump into a stationary object, or if a moving object hits them.
      • If you lose a level you can play again an unlimited number of times.
  • Tips
    • On most levels you should color match the toilets with the kids, with girls using pink toilets & boys using blue toilets.
      • In most cases if you try to draw a line to the opposite colored toilet it will not work & the line will disappear as soon as you let up.
      • Level 25 is an exception where the leftmost girl can use the blue toilet directly above her.
    • Smooth vs jagged
      • Try to minimize the jagged areas in your paths and use smooth lines so the kids move swiftly in the direction you choose at the cadence you wish.
      • The above is particularly important if you are crossing a road where vehicles appear or are moving near a monster.
      • One area where jagged lines can prove useful is if you are intentionally delaying the movement of one child so that another child can first pass through a common area.
    • Circuitous paths
      • The paths you draw may cross each other & a path may cross over itself repeatedly.
      • If two kids need to walk in the same area it is generally best to ensure one kid gets through the area before the other kid walks in it. There are multiple ways to do this:
        • If one kid is closer then have them walk a direct path.
        • If one kid has plenty of open space near them and another kid does not then you can make the kid with more nearby open space walk a circuitous path that repeatedly crosses itself and has many turns in it to slow the kid down.
      • Sometimes paths have a gate blocking the destination which requires activating a switch first. In some cases you’ll need to activate switches with kids heading to opposing toilets, and then have them walk a detour until the gate before them is open for passage.
    • Hit detection
      • You can walk near the edges of the level & slightly off level without it creating a problem.
      • The hit detection is a bit less forgiving with fixed object obstacles, monsters, and moving vehicles.
        • Ensure there is some extra padding between your path and nearby fixed obstacles.
        • When you cross the path of a moving object try to minimize the time where your routes overlap and keep your path as straight as possible during the overlap period.
    • Monsters
      • Some monsters walk in a specific direction no matter what you do, while some monsters are only activated if you walk near them or if you walk in front of their line of sight.
      • Explore each monster’s response to various movement types to plan the optimal route.
        • It is typically best to try not to get too close to them, not cross their line of sight, and walk in as straight of a path as possible when near them so they are less likely to catch up to you if they start moving.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like draw a path logic puzzle games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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