What is What’s Wrong with My Drawing??
Tired of buying generic units from a shared pool in Teamfight Tactics? This indie gem lets you draw your own hero and watch it fight. It’s a weird, charming twist on the genre that prioritizes creativity over competitive depth.
Gameplay
What’s Wrong with My Drawing? flips the autobattler script by making you the artist. You don’t just buy units from a shared pool; you actually draw your own hero. Don’t worry if your art skills are trash—the game leans into it. Crooked lines and weird colors just make your doodle unique. Your sketch comes to life as a hero in a 2D hack-and-slash idle RPG. You guide battles with strategic choices, but it’s mostly an idle experience with offline progress. The world shifts between landscape and portrait modes, which is a weirdly cool vibe. It’s a single-hero growth loop rather than a massive army builder. Since it’s free-to-play and in playtest, expect rough edges. It’s not deep competitive meta-gaming. It’s about the charm of seeing what happens when you draw a blob with a sword. The devs, Bulbasaur and Woowanggook, are still polishing it, so balance tweaks and bugs are coming. It’s a low-stress scratch for that autobattler itch without the ranked ladder stress.
Key Features
- Draw your own unique hero
- 2D hack-and-slash idle RPG
- Shifts between landscape and portrait
- Offline progress supported
- Free-to-play indie experiment
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Verdict
“Its good i like this sort of game fun, easy to play and advance”
Give it a shot if you want something quirky and light. It’s a fun, free experiment that scratches the idle itch without demanding your full attention. Skip it if you’re looking for deep competitive meta-gaming or polished AAA experiences, as the rough edges and shallow systems will frustrate you.
Play for Free →* Price at time of publication (checked 09.10.2026). Prices may vary by region and are subject to change. This is an editorial review, not a commercial offer.