Oekaki Golf Steam Page Goes Live with Crayon-Drawn Platforms and Walls
The drawing mechanic is a shared physics object, so the same crayon stroke that saves a teammate can block a cup or knock an opponent off the course, making cooperation and sabotage one action.
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Petite Tail Studio opened the Steam store page and released the trailer for Oekaki Golf on August 31. The physics-based golf game lets up to 12 players draw crayon lines on picture-book 2D courses, and those lines become platforms and walls for every ball. It launches in December 2026 on Steam (Windows), Android, and iOS, with Solo, Co-op, and Competitive modes plus a Hole Editor for sharing original courses.
The crayon strokes are not decoration. Every line a player draws becomes a physical object that affects all balls on the course. A stroke can save a teammate, like a bridge drawn under someone falling, or a wall that stops a ball that rolled too far. The same stroke can work against someone, blocking the front of the cup or knocking an opponent's ball off the course.
Play is organized around a team goal: everyone aims for a hole-in-one within the team's total stroke count and a time limit. Rule variants emphasize drawing fewer lines, and a speed golf mode exists for team play. Online play supports up to 12 players across Solo, Co-op, and Competitive modes. A Hole Editor lets players place terrain and gimmicks and share the courses they build.
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