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NICO DRAW Makes You Draw Your Own Character in a 4-Player Co-op Platformer — Demo Live

NICO DRAW cover — a cheerful crayon-on-paper scene with hand-drawn stick figures, platforms, trees and a sun, with the NICO DRAW title in colorful kid-style letters with a smiley face, from the co-op platformer where players draw their own characters

Your stick figure is only as good as your drawing. NICO DRAW, a chaotic 2D co-op puzzle platformer from Chaos Cat Games for up to four players, hands every player a pencil before it hands them a jump button: you draw your own character, and your drawing decides how the game plays.

Every Drawing Changes How You Play

The hook is exactly what it sounds like — the unique shapes players draw become their unique characters, with their forms shaping how they move, fit and solve the co-op puzzles together. Long legs reach farther; round bodies roll; whatever you commit to paper, you commit to the level. The store page keeps it simple: “Every drawing changes how you play!”

Demo Now, Next Fest, December

The free demo is available now on Steam ahead of the game’s participation in Steam Next Fest on October 19-26, with the full release planned for December 2026.

NICO DRAW reached us through GamerMenu’s indie submissions program — the kind of mechanic that sells itself in one sentence and then ruins friendships in four-person co-op.

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