Re:Draw

In the beginning there was a blank sheet of paper Color disappeared, roads dissolved, and people turned into barely visible outlines. But as long as you have a pencil, not all is lost. Re:Draw has no building menus or ready-made grids. Every tree, bridge, animal and settler exists only because you drew it. Make the first stroke — and the blank sheet will start filling with grass, birds, the bustle of a working village, and the warmth of life returning. A living world that grows without you You give the spark — the world does the rest. - An autonomous ecosystem: herbivores feed on the plants you grow, predators hunt animals, and seeds are carried by wind and creatures. One drawn tree will, over time, become a dense forest. - Generations: a person you draw isn't just a unit. They'll find a partner, build a home, have children, and pass their story on. Watch dynasties unfold over dozens of hours of play. - Organic, not gridded: settlers choose their own paths, fish, build and defend the settlement while you sketch a new corner of the world on the other side of the map. An encyclopedia of creation Everything you create is saved forever in your notebook. Every plant, animal or settler gets a personal page with your original drawing, a name, and a unique story. Key features - Intuitive gameplay: drawing is your only mechanic. No complicated building menus. - 100% uniqueness: no two worlds in Re:Draw are alike, since every stroke is made by your own hand. - An endless sandbox: expand the borders of the erased world as far as your imagination goes.