A physics drawing puzzle where players sketch ramps, slopes, walls, and routes, then launch a ball and let gravity carry it toward the target.
Inkfall is a physics-based drawing puzzle.
Players draw solid lines that become ramps, slopes, walls, or guides, then launch a ball and attempt to move it into the target ring.
The app may also track stars, limited ink, and level completion.
Inkfall does not require users to enter personal information in order to perform its core puzzle gameplay.
Drawing a path, launching the ball, retrying a level, or collecting stars does not by itself require a personal user profile.
Inkfall processes touch or pointer movement when the user draws across the puzzle scene.
These inputs are converted into local line segments or strokes that become physical surfaces inside the current level.
When the user launches a level, Inkfall may process the ball's position, velocity, rotation, collisions, and movement under the game's physics system.
This information is required to determine how the ball reacts to the path the player has drawn.
Gravity, momentum, rolling, bouncing, and collision behavior are calculated as part of gameplay.
Inkfall may evaluate whether the ball has entered the level's target area.
Reaching the target may mark the level as completed and unlock subsequent content.
Some levels may contain optional stars positioned along possible ball routes.
Inkfall may locally record how many stars were collected during a successful solution.
Certain levels may limit how much line length the player can draw.
Inkfall may calculate the total amount of path drawn and compare it with the level's available ink allowance.
If the ball misses the target, falls outside the playable area, or otherwise fails the level, the user may retry.
A retry may reset the ball while preserving the current drawing so the path can be adjusted.
The user may clear the current drawn path and begin a level solution again.
Clearing the path removes the current gameplay strokes from that level state.
Inkfall may save basic progress required to let users continue through the game's level sequence.
Core mechanics such as drawing, collision detection, gravity simulation, star collection, ink calculations, and level completion are designed to be handled by the application itself.
Inkfall's core drawing and physics-puzzle gameplay does not inherently require access to contacts, precise location, microphone, call history, messages, or personal documents.
Touch gestures are used to create lines, select controls, retry levels, clear drawings, and launch the ball.
These gestures are processed as game-control input.
Inkfall may store whether a level was completed and how many optional stars were collected.
These records exist to show player progress through the puzzle set.
Drawn lines, retries, star collection, and puzzle solutions are game interactions.
They are not intended to be used to infer personal characteristics about the user.
Inkfall does not sell local gameplay progress, drawn level solutions, star counts, or puzzle settings to data brokers or unrelated third parties.
Inkfall does not require a developer-operated account in order to draw paths and solve its core physics puzzles.
Users should avoid entering personal information into any optional free-form field if such a feature is introduced in a future version.
Local Inkfall information can generally be removed by clearing the application's storage or uninstalling the app.
Doing so may remove completed levels, collected stars, and local preferences.
This Privacy Policy may be updated if future versions of Inkfall introduce new features or change how information is handled.
The latest version will remain available on this page.
Last updated: August 12, 2026
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Inkfall treats drawings, ball movement, stars, ink usage, and level progress as puzzle information needed to run the game.