Sandbox: Draw by Numbers

Stacks of cartoon animal faces, slices of cake, and little monster doodles fill the menu in "Sandbox: Draw by Numbers". Every picture pops up divided into tiny squares—some shaped like cars, some just a bunch of flowers. You spot the color chart at the bottom and realize each section is waiting for the right shade. This coloring game sorts its artwork into groups—food, vehicles, plants, and more—so you can jump from drawing a grinning puppy to a spooky robot, all in the same afternoon.

How to play?

Start by picking any drawing from the "Sandbox: Draw by Numbers" gallery. Tap a number on the color chart, then fill matching-numbered squares by tapping or dragging your finger over them. If a patch looks too small, use the zoom tool to get up close—sometimes you need to nudge a single pixel into place. When you finish a color, the next one unlocks, and the picture starts to fill out. The game gives out quick hints if you get stuck, so you won't spend forever hunting for a stray square. This drawing-by-numbers game works best if you finish every block, not just the big parts. Kind of satisfying to see all the tiny pieces snap together at the end.