Drawing Games
These games either require you to trace objects with the mouse or draw them. Some others allow you to construct objects or structures by drawing bars and moving components. These both can be extremely entertaining, and require you to use your creative side.
Scriball 
The pictures might look boring, but Scriball is a very intriguing game that is ideally fun in motion. It is a game where you use the mouse to guide a flexible, solid, continuous string, and aid the ball to it's goal by playing off gravity and other physics. Each stage is filled with several mines, some vanishing, and one goal. The ball will immediately drop from it's position, and you must get it to bounce, roll, or slide off the tring and collide with the goal. A great idea turned into a ingenius game. 4 out of 5. -Play-
Free rider 1 and 2 
It's amazing, what you can do with this title. You draw your own tracks and courses, then try to navigate to the goals you placed throughout the track on a bike. In the second one you have the choice of piloting a ballon, helicopter, cube (?), mountain bike, or BMX, or Skateborader. You can also draw scenery that is translucent and you can drive right past, in addition to putting up backgrounds. I'm giving these games a 6 out of 5. Purely because they deserve it. Pete has inspired a new geneeration of artists through the internet. - Play 1- -Play 2-
Line Rider 
In this game you draw and create a track, and when you are done a sledder will drop from the heavens to sled on it. There are 3 lines. One the sledder will ride on normally, another he will go right through. The third makes him go faster as he rides over it, building up speed. Fun and popular on the web--TechDawg, an amazing Line Rider artist, has made many cool tracks with the game. 5 out of 5. -Play-
Rollercoaster Creator 
Here we find an excellent game that let's you create tracks for people to ride on using loops, drops, and strangely enough, blimps! But be careful, because only certain types of tracks bind the rider to the track, and they could easily go flying off otherwise. You only have a certain number of pieces to use. Collect the coins that float above where the track should be, because you can only move on once you've gotten a near-perfect score. 5 out of 5. -Play-
Draw-Play series 
Another drawing adventure. This one stars a friendly undead mummy thing that cannot see where it is going. That is the reason we must help it. We must paint the image of the outside world so it knows what's going on. Or something like that. Anyway, you must avoid spikes. You might be undead, but they still hurt you for whatever reason. Navigate the mummy through the spike lined corridors and to the blue flag. In the second, the only new features are a couple of different soundtracks, and a change in brush color. New obstacles are introduced in the third one, such as water which erases ink, and spiky metal balls that roll along the lines you make. It also plays host to a very extensive map of levels. 3.5 out of 5.
