Inkfall Currents is a hands-off physics drawing puzzle you can play free in your browser, no download required. You never touch the ball directly — instead you sketch ink strokes that instantly harden into solid surfaces, then hit Drop and let gravity take over as the ball rolls, ramps and bounces its way toward the goal cup. Each of the 10 hand-built levels gives you a limited ink budget and a fresh obstacle to reason around: ramps, gaps to bridge, bouncy pegs, funnels, pillars to dodge and tight-budget finishers. Solve a stage using less ink and you earn more stars — up to three for a truly frugal line — so there's always a reason to wipe a messy first attempt and draw something cleaner. Undo a single stroke or reset the whole board any time; your ink stays put between drop attempts so you can refine it bit by bit. Beware, though: a ball that trickles off the bottom or stalls out too long fails the run and resets. Clear all ten levels to win. Earn cosmetic ink themes as you go — they change the colors only, never the physics. It's a calm, satisfying brain teaser about drawing just enough.

What's New

Version 6 · Gameplay polish and stability improvements.

How to play

Desktop: press and drag the mouse inside the play area to draw an ink line, then release to commit the stroke. Press U (or the Undo button) to remove your last stroke, R (or Reset) to clear all ink, and Space or Enter (or the Drop button) to release the ball; after solving, press Space, Enter or N to advance. Mobile: draw with your finger inside the field and use the on-canvas Undo, Reset and Drop buttons in the bottom band, then tap the Solved banner to move on. Tips: draw gentle ramps rather than flat shelves so the ball keeps its momentum and doesn't stall — a ball that crawls too slowly even for a moment counts as a fail. Watch your ink meter and aim to use under about half the budget to bank all three stars. Use short corrective strokes near the cup instead of one long line; since Undo removes only your last stroke, you can fine-tune the landing without starting over.