Draw My Path Obby Unblocked — Play Free Online

Draw My Path Obby swaps the usual dash-and-jump obby formula for something closer to a puzzle. Instead of just running the course, you sketch platforms and bridges over the gaps, spikes, and swinging hazards standing between you and the finish line, then jump across what you drew. It is the same "get through an obstacle course fast" loop that makes Slope 3 addictive, except here your pencil is doing half the work.

The game comes from Emolingo Games, a studio known on Poki for a run of obby-style games that swap Roblox's blocky look for more realistic characters. Levels are built around quick decisions: draw a platform too short and you fall short of it, draw one straight through a spike and you are back at the start. Runs are short, so a bad attempt costs seconds, not minutes.

Because you are racing other players' attempts on the same course, the pressure of a Slope 3-style speed test is still there. It is just channeled through drawing instead of steering.

How to play

Move with A and D, or the left and right arrow keys, and jump with W, the up arrow, or Space. Press Q to switch to the pen and drag the mouse to sketch a line wherever you need a platform or bridge across a gap, press E to switch to the eraser if a line comes out wrong, and press R to wipe your drawings on the level and start the sketch over. Escape pauses the run if you need a second to look at the next stretch of a course.

Most levels mix the two systems: normal jumps for ledges you can clearly reach, and a hand-drawn platform for the wider gaps or the drops that a jump alone will not clear. Reading the layout before you commit ink usually matters more than how fast you draw.

Tips

• Draw platforms flat and a little wider than you think you need. Thin or sloped lines are the easiest way to slide off into a gap.
• Save the pen for the parts you actually need it. Jumping normally across a ledge you can reach is faster than drawing over it.
• If a hazard moves, such as a swinging trap or a sliding platform, watch one full cycle before you start drawing. Timing the line matters more than its shape.
• R clears the whole sketch at once, which is faster than erasing a bad line piece by piece when a section needs a full redo.

Similar games on Slope 3

Rainbow Obby is the closer relative here, a straight obstacle course without the drawing for when you want to clear jumps the classic way. Ovo Classic keeps the same short-run, restart-fast pacing but trades platforms and a pencil for a simpler stick-figure runner. G Switch 4 swaps drawing for gravity flips, though it shares the same instant-restart rhythm whenever a jump goes wrong.

It runs entirely in the browser, and the drawing works fine with a mouse or a touchscreen, which makes it one of the better picks here for a phone or tablet session between rounds of Slope 3.