GROMBI FACT DROPREAL-WORLD TRIVIA
A strange little side quest
The rules may be simple on screen, but the backstory around How to Draw Steven is anything but tiny. Reader Rabbit's 1986 arrival was part of a major expansion of educational computer software before the CD-ROM boom of the 1990s. The timeline takes another interesting turn: Pong was field-tested in California bars in 1972 and helped launch the modern arcade-game era. So a round of How to Draw Steven is not just a quick distraction; it is a tiny stop on a much longer learning games timeline.
GAME BRIEFKIDS & EDUCATIONAL
What you are getting into
How to Draw Steven is a perfect game to learn the basics of drawing. Steven is not easy to draw, so you have to split it into several stages. Every stage requires a decent amount of accuracy and patience. Make exact lines to repeat the drawing and have some fun! Just like in the other instances, you are going to draw each part of Steven's character design separately, using the mouse, which you use to draw along the dotted line as close to it as possible, because the better your lines are, the better the character is going to look at the end of the game. Click and hold the mouse to draw the outlines, and, after they are done, they will be filled up with the required color. Give it your best to draw as well as possible, if you want to become better at drawing. In the end, you see the character animated, just how you've drawn it, and we hope you're happy with the result!
