Re:Draw

Re:Draw is a sandbox game about restoring a world by drawing everything in it. Color has disappeared, roads have dissolved and people are barely visible outlines. With a pencil, you draw trees, bridges, animals and settlers; each stroke brings grass, birds and a working village back to the blank sheet. There are no building menus or ready-made grids.

A world that grows

Once you draw the first elements, the world develops on its own. Herbivores eat the plants you grow, predators hunt animals, and wind and creatures carry seeds. A single tree can gradually become a dense forest.

Settlers choose their own paths, fish, build and defend the settlement while you draw elsewhere on the map. People you create can find partners, build homes and have children, with their stories passing through generations and dynasties unfolding over dozens of hours of play.

Your creations

Everything you create is saved in a notebook. Each plant, animal and settler has a page featuring your original drawing, a name and a unique story.

Drawing and exploration

Drawing is your only mechanic, with no complicated building menus. Every world is different because you make each stroke yourself, and you can expand the borders of the erased world as far as you like.