Doodle Steel
Launches 12 October 2026 · PC · Casual, Simulation, Strategy
Draw your own machine in a sketchbook and send them into WWII's great battles. Every stroke matters: armor only guards the side you draw it on, long guns tip over on short tracks, and balloons make anything fly. 108 battlefields, 17 legendary bosses.
Story
Draw it. Deploy it. Watch it fight. Doodle Steel is a lane-battle strategy game where every unit is something you drew. Sketch a hull with the pencil, add tracks, a cannon, armor plates, balloons or a propeller, then send your doodle rolling, flying or sailing across the page to smash the enemy base. A sketchbook war across WWII Fight through 108 battlefields on 17 fronts, from the bridges of the Meuse and the beaches of Dunkirk to Stalingrad, Omaha Beach, the jungles of Guadalcanal and Leyte Gulf. Later fronts put you on the other side of the war. Every battlefield twists the rules so the obvious tank fails: fragile bridges, rivers and ice, mud, night battles lit only by searchlights, sandstorms, minefields, shifting wind, the open sea and submarine warfare beneath the Atlantic. Every stroke matters Parts break one by one. Wheels, guns, balloons and armor plates are shot off individually, and anything no longer touching the hull falls away. Shots hit whatever they reach first. Armor only protects the side you drew it on. Bombs come from above, mines from below. Armor bounces weak shots. Anything weaker than the plate pings off harmlessly. Physics you can draw. A long...
Gameplay
Draw it. Deploy it. Watch it fight. Doodle Steel is a lane-battle strategy game where every unit is something you drew. Sketch a hull with the pencil, add tracks, a cannon, armor plates, balloons or a propeller, then send your doodle rolling, flying or sailing across the page to smash the enemy base. A sketchbook war across WWII Fight through 108 battlefields on 17 fronts, from the bridges of the Meuse and the beaches of Dunkirk to Stalingrad, Omaha Beach, the jungles of Guadalcanal and Leyte Gulf. Later fronts put you on the other side of the war. Every battlefield twists the rules so the obvious tank fails: fragile bridges, rivers and ice, mud, night battles lit only by searchlights, sandstorms, minefields, shifting wind, the open sea and submarine warfare beneath the Atlantic. Every stroke matters Parts break one by one. Wheels, guns, balloons and armor plates are shot off individually, and anything no longer touching the hull falls away. Shots hit whatever they reach first. Armor only protects the side you drew it on. Bombs come from above, mines from below. Armor bounces weak shots. Anything weaker than the plate pings off harmlessly. Physics you can draw. A long gun on short tracks tips over, heavy tanks bog down in mud and collapse bridges, and enough balloons or propellers make anything fly. Guns have limits. A barrel can't aim through its own hull, so...
Features
- Single-player
- Family Sharing
Developed by BoolMoko. Published by BoolMoko.