Draw it.
Play it.

Draw a hero on paper. Snap a photo, a grown-up says yes, and play as it in BeavKat games. Then build levels for the whole family to beat.

Make a character or build a level →
The original drawing of King Fred, labeled 'king fred good guy'

“king fred Good guy” — direct quote from the artist

King Fred as a 3D character
King Fred hiding in a crowd of characters in the Seek game

Two things to make.

The original drawing of George: shaggy blond hair, an ochre tunic and a green sword
George as a 3D character

Your drawing, playable.

  1. Draw a hero on paper. Crayon, marker, pencil — anything.
  2. Snap a photo. A grown-up taps yes.
  3. Play as it in your BeavKat games.
Make a character
The Shift editor: a crate, a target and a character on a grid
The Seek game
Seek
The Pulse beat maker
Pulse

Build a level. Beat it.

  1. Pick a game — Shift, Seek or Pulse.
  2. Build it, then beat it yourself. That's the one rule, so every level can be won.
  3. Your family plays it — it goes to everyone in your circle.
Build a level

Pick a bench.

The Shift editor: a crate, a target and a character on a grid Shift Paint a room, drop in crates. Beat it to keep it. Open the bench → The Seek game: characters scattered across a crowd Seek Hide someone in the crowd. Find them to keep it. Open the bench → The Pulse beat maker: four lanes of notes Pulse Tap out a beat. Play it back to keep it. Open the bench →

Made things are kept on this device, and shared with your circle when you're signed in.