Wacky Doodle Fixes Unblocked — Play Free Online

Wacky Doodle Fixes is a cartoon puzzle game built around a simple gag: every picture has something wrong with it. A guitar has no string, a cart has lost a wheel, a face is missing its nose. Your job is to work out what belongs there and put it back, so the little scene finally makes sense.

A session is a string of short, self-contained pictures. Each one shows you a one-line question, you poke around until the joke clicks, and you move on. There is no timer pressure in the description and no fighting, which makes it a relaxed pick when you want a puzzle you can finish in a couple of minutes.

It fits well on There Is No Game. The headline game there is all about being tricked by a page that refuses to behave, and this one has the same sense of humour: the obvious answer is often a decoy, and the solution tends to sit somewhere you were not looking.

How to play

Read the question at the top of each picture first. It is short, but it usually hints at what kind of fix the scene needs. Then interact with the picture itself: tap things, drag them, and zoom in on details. The game says the answer is often outside the obvious spot, so do not fixate on the object the question seems to point at.

The catalogue description says you draw the missing piece with a single line, so once you know what is absent, try sketching it where it should go and see whether the drawing comes alive. Hints are available, and they cost a few coins.

Tips

• Scan the whole frame, including the edges and background, before you commit to an idea.
• Zoom in on small details. Tiny features are exactly where this kind of puzzle likes to hide things.
• Save coins for the pictures that really stump you rather than spending a hint the moment you feel stuck.
• If your first idea does nothing, try the opposite: move, enlarge or ignore the thing you assumed mattered.

Similar games on There Is No Game

Brain Test 4: Tricky Friends and Brain Test 3: Tricky Quests are also built on trick questions, but they hand you a wide mix of riddles rather than one repeating idea of fixing a picture. Odd Bot Out is a spot-the-difference style of thinking, and Guess the Emojis is a quicker word-and-symbol puzzle. Level Devil suits players who would rather be betrayed by a platformer than by a drawing.

The game runs in the browser with nothing to install, and works with touch or a mouse, so it suits a quick break on a phone as much as a desktop.