Brain Lines

Slice Master

Brain Lines

Name: Slice Master
Author: Slice Master

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Use your creativity and logic to draw lines that solve clever physics puzzles. Brain Lines challenges your mind with fun, open-ended levels full of surprises.

Connect creativity to peak logic with every line

Brain Lines is a puzzle game that combines drawing and physics, where you use the mouse to draw arbitrary lines and shapes, helping to bring objects such as balls, magnets or boxes to a certain target position, according to the requirements of each level of the game.

Each level sets a task such as putting the ball into a cup, touching the wall, balancing an object or activating a certain mechanism. Use the mouse to draw any suitable shape, following the laws of physics such as gravity, pushing, chasing, so that it is as effective and fast as possible.

The game does not limit the ways to solve; just be creative, as long as you reach the right target and draw the fewest times, you will get a high score.

Some things to note about the game

There is not only one correct way to solve

Brain Lines does not force players to follow a formula. You can draw circles, diagonal lines, boxes, levers... whichever way you find appropriate. This diversity allows each person to have their own way of solving, creating a sense of creativity and not being bored like a game with only one path.

Physics in the game can trick you

It seems simple, but many levels are designed to trick your physical perception. You think a straight line is enough, but gravity or thrust causes the object to fall off course. This makes the player have to try, adjust if wrong, creating the feeling of doing a fun experiment.

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