Even though it looks, tastes, smells and feels like
Crayon Physics, it's not. That's what the developer says.
Upon first look, it will seem like a fairly quick imitation, but there are some key differences to the structure of the game. For example, in Marker World, you actually move the ball yourself. Think of it as a circular Mario that can't jump.
Add to that you make the platforms - most levels come with a rough guide to the "exit" but you draw everything to get you there. This might include ramps, slopes, boxes, triangles, circles and just about any nonsense shape you can think of. The game keeps your design as you intended it - not reverting it into a standard rectangle.
It's fun enough, and like Crayon Physics, it's also short. Included, however, is a level editor which is good in anyone's book.
