Dogat

🎮 How to Play

Welcome to Dogat! This fun drawing game challenges you to protect a cute puppy from angry bees. Here's how to play: use your mouse or finger to draw lines and create barriers on the screen. Think quickly and sketch shapes to block the bees' path to the pup. Each level gets more challenging with faster bees and complex patterns. Your creativity is key! Complete the level by keeping the puppy safe until the timer runs out. It’s a delightful puzzle that tests your speed and imagination.

🕹️ Controls

Mastering Dogat is simple with these intuitive controls:

• Primary Control: Click, hold, and drag your mouse to draw a barrier. Release to set your line.
• Desktop (Keyboard/Mouse): Use your mouse for all drawing actions. There are no keyboard shortcuts.
• Mobile/Touchscreen: Tap and drag your finger across the screen to draw your protective lines.
• Erase/Undo: Currently, lines cannot be erased once drawn, so plan your sketches carefully!

🎯 Objectives

Your primary goal in Dogat is to shield the puppy from all the bees until the level timer expires. You win by successfully drawing barriers that completely block the bees' swirling paths. Think of both short-term goals, like surviving each increasingly difficult wave, and long-term targets, such as achieving three stars on every level and unlocking new worlds. Success requires quick thinking, creative problem-solving, and efficient use of your drawings. Become the ultimate protector in this charming adventure!

💡 Pro Tips

Boost your gameplay and achieve higher scores with these expert strategies:

• 🎪 Master the art of the closed shape. Drawing a complete circle around the puppy is often the most secure defense against swarming bees.
• ⚡ Be efficient with your ink! Longer lines use more of your limited drawing resource. Use short, strategic lines to conserve ink for later waves.
• 💰 Scoring is based on speed and ink remaining. Finish levels quickly and use minimal ink to maximize your star rating and climb the leaderboards.
• 🏆 Watch bee patterns before you draw. Taking a moment to observe their movement will help you place the most effective barrier on your first try.