A drawing becomes a competitor
Draw a boat. Race the waves.
Your drawing becomes a boat in a 120-metre race. The game finds a hull from your sketch, previews how it floats, and lets you steer its balance through the waves.
How this event works
- Draw a boat and confirm that your drawing is finished. The game automatically previews how it floats; you do not need to adjust hull control points.
- Press Left to weight the stern and Right to weight the bow. Tap Row or Space when the water is calm; rough-water strokes do not add speed.
- If your boat capsizes, it pauses for 1.5 seconds before continuing. Race three computer boats or historical ghosts in the same weather.
Read the waves, then row
The game estimates a hull from the bottom of your finished drawing and shows how it floats. You can accept that preview without tuning control points. The same weather is used for everyone on the shared course.
Press Left to weight the stern or Right to weight the bow as a wave lifts the boat. Rowing in calm water adds a little speed. In rough water, a stroke adds risk without extra speed, so balance matters more than frantic tapping.
Quick question
What happens when my boat capsizes?
It pauses where it tipped for 1.5 seconds, rights itself and carries on. The race is not immediately over; recovering quickly can still earn a good time.
Play in your browser, with no download or account. Submitted names, drawings and best results may appear on the public leaderboard.