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		By: Angela		</title>
		<link>https://plays.org/draw-in/#comment-422</link>

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		<pubDate>Wed, 12 May 2021 09:56:21 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[At first, you might think this game requires you to draw a figure following an outline. While that is partly true, how you trace the line isn’t your ordinary drawing game. With Draw In, the objective is to estimate the length of the line needed to complete the outline of a figure. You do this by clicking your mouse button and holding it. Then, you release the button once you believe the segment you drew is as long as the outline. 

If the line you drew is within the outline’s range, the game shows you the full image. This can be a cat, a mouse, or any cute image designed in the game. You&#039;ll pass the level. But if your line is too long or too short, you lose, but you can try again. The game might seem easy, but is actually quite difficult if you’re not used to estimating line length. The game is a good exercise for figures and even patience to get things right. It’s especially enjoyable for children learning about different objects and animals.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>At first, you might think this game requires you to draw a figure following an outline. While that is partly true, how you trace the line isn’t your ordinary drawing game. With Draw In, the objective is to estimate the length of the line needed to complete the outline of a figure. You do this by clicking your mouse button and holding it. Then, you release the button once you believe the segment you drew is as long as the outline. </p>
<p>If the line you drew is within the outline’s range, the game shows you the full image. This can be a cat, a mouse, or any cute image designed in the game. You&#8217;ll pass the level. But if your line is too long or too short, you lose, but you can try again. The game might seem easy, but is actually quite difficult if you’re not used to estimating line length. The game is a good exercise for figures and even patience to get things right. It’s especially enjoyable for children learning about different objects and animals.</p>
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		By: Joey		</title>
		<link>https://plays.org/draw-in/#comment-45</link>

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		<pubDate>Mon, 05 Apr 2021 22:25:10 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Draw In is not your typical drawing game. You start with a dotted outline of a random object. To see what it is, you must “draw” a line within a specific threshold of that perimeter. You draw a line by clicking and holding down the cursor. The resulting segment keeps getting longer until you let go. If the line is at the appropriate length, the game reveals the cartoony picture and you win the round! The line you draw cannot be longer or shorter than the threshold, which the game marks with red dashes.

Deceptive simplicity rears its head in this game. It is difficult to estimate the appropriate length of the line segment you need. Complex figures may have longer or shorter outlines than their size suggests. You shouldn’t be surprised if it takes you several attempts to get past some of the harder figures. Extra difficult figures have very small thresholds.

The game is a simple exercise in temperance. You learn not to overdo or underdo each line with every picture. To master this game, have a little patience and take note of your previous attempts and learn from them.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Draw In is not your typical drawing game. You start with a dotted outline of a random object. To see what it is, you must “draw” a line within a specific threshold of that perimeter. You draw a line by clicking and holding down the cursor. The resulting segment keeps getting longer until you let go. If the line is at the appropriate length, the game reveals the cartoony picture and you win the round! The line you draw cannot be longer or shorter than the threshold, which the game marks with red dashes.</p>
<p>Deceptive simplicity rears its head in this game. It is difficult to estimate the appropriate length of the line segment you need. Complex figures may have longer or shorter outlines than their size suggests. You shouldn’t be surprised if it takes you several attempts to get past some of the harder figures. Extra difficult figures have very small thresholds.</p>
<p>The game is a simple exercise in temperance. You learn not to overdo or underdo each line with every picture. To master this game, have a little patience and take note of your previous attempts and learn from them.</p>
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