Save Them All

Slice the screen to sketch barriers, ramps, and cages before the hazards hit — every line you draw is the difference between rescue and splat.

Save Them All puts you in charge of a squad of hapless little dudes who need to reach safety. The catch? The level is full of saws, spikes, falling rocks, and bottomless pits. Your only tool is a pen — or your finger if you're on mobile. You draw lines that become solid walls, ramps, or barriers. The line follows your mouse or touch, and the moment you release, it freezes into geometry. That's the whole game, and it's surprisingly deep. Early levels let you draw a simple roof over the dudes to stop a boulder. But by level 20, you're sketching multi-part contraptions: a curved slide to redirect falling bombs, a narrow funnel to guide the group past spinning blades, or a quick scoop to catch a guy who panics and runs the wrong way. I kept failing a level where three characters spawn on separate platforms and a giant rolling ball barrels through the middle. The solution wasn't one line — it was three tiny ramps, drawn in a hurry, each angled just enough to send the ball over their heads. That moment felt earned. The physics feel predictable but not too forgiving. Lines have weight and can break if too much force hits them. You can redraw a limited number of times per level, which adds a tense resource management layer. The 3D graphics are simple but clean — nothing distracting, so you can focus on the geometry. It's one of those games you open for five minutes and then realize an hour went by. If you enjoy drawing-puzzle hybrids, this is a tight little package.

Slice to draw.

Sketch quick, not perfect — lines don't need to be pretty to work. Watch where the hazard is heading before you draw; sometimes a tiny nudge beats a big wall. Use ramps instead of vertical walls for heavy objects like boulders — they'll redirect momentum instead of breaking through. Save characters in order of threat: grab the one closest to a saw first, not the one nearest the exit. Don't forget you can draw under characters too — a raised platform can lift them out of danger.

Q: Is Save Them All free to play? A: Yes, it's completely free. No hidden fees or subscriptions. Q: Can I play Save Them All on my phone? A: Yes, it works on mobile browsers. Touch controls let you draw with your finger. Q: Do I need to download anything to start playing? A: No download needed. It runs directly in your browser using HTML5. Q: Is Save Them All unblocked at school? A: If this site is unblocked, the game will load. There's no install to trigger filters. Q: How many levels does Save Them All have? A: The game has many levels that get progressively harder. Exact count varies by version. Q: Does Save Them All require a mouse or can I use touchpad? A: A mouse gives more precision, but a touchpad or touchscreen works fine.