Desktop Controls
Click and drag with the mouse to rub the eraser over the picture; the site framework maps mouse input to the same touch-drag action as on mobile.
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Game guide
Overview
Delete Puzzle is a portrait erase-and-reveal brain teaser where every level is a small cartoon riddle. Each scene shows a hand-drawn situation with a one-line goal such as Save the flower or Make the banana fresh, and exactly one part of the picture is wrong or hiding something. Rub the eraser across that part to delete it: wipe away the cloud covering the sun so the wilted flower perks up, or scrub the brown aged peel off a banana to make it fresh again. A green check mark and floating smileys confirm the solve.
Actual gameplay
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Objective and input
How to Play
Read the goal caption under the level number, study the picture, then touch and drag to rub the eraser over the part you want to delete. The eraser removes the top layer only where you actually rub, so work slowly and cover the whole suspect area; one quick swipe is not enough. Erase the right spot and the hidden answer appears, the scene transforms, and the level ends with a green check mark and a NEXT button that advances to the next puzzle. There is no timer and no fail state, so you can keep rubbing until the solution shows. Solved levels stay solved, and the game resumes at your latest level on the next visit.
Mobile Controls
Touch and drag one finger across the picture to rub the eraser over the part you want to delete, repeating strokes until the whole area is wiped.
Tap the NEXT button after a solved level to move on, or the gear icon in the corner to reach the sound and music settings.
What stands out
Features
One part to delete
Every level is a cartoon scene with a single wrong or concealing part; working out what to erase is the puzzle, and rubbing it away is the solution.
Rub-to-reveal eraser
The eraser deletes only the pixels you actually cover, so slow, thorough strokes gradually uncover the hidden answer underneath.
Instant visual payoffs
Solves transform the scene on the spot: a wilted flower beams under the revealed sun and an aged banana turns fresh, sealed with a green check and floating smileys.
Short riddle levels with saved progress
Levels are quick one-gag scenes with caption goals, and the game remembers your latest level between visits.
Useful guidance
Gameplay Tips
- 1
Read the goal caption first; it tells you what the scene should look like, which points at the part that needs deleting.
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Rub slowly with overlapping strokes and cover the whole suspect area, because the erase only counts where the eraser actually passes.
- 3
If nothing changes, widen the area you are rubbing; the target is part of the main picture, not the buttons around it.
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What do you actually do in Delete Puzzle?
Each level is a cartoon scene with a one-line goal, like Save the flower or Make the banana fresh, and exactly one part of the picture is wrong or hiding something. You rub the eraser over that part to delete it, and the scene transforms into the solved state with a green check mark.
How do I control the eraser on desktop and mobile?
On mobile, touch and drag one finger across the area you want to erase. On desktop, click and drag with the mouse, which maps to the same rub action. Tap NEXT after a solved level, or the gear icon for sound and music settings.
Is there a timer or a way to fail a level?
No. There is no timer and no fail state, so you can keep rubbing until the solution shows. Solved levels stay solved, and the game resumes at your latest level the next time you visit.
Why isn't my erasing working?
The eraser only removes pixels where it actually passes, so one quick swipe is not enough. Work slowly with overlapping strokes and cover the whole suspect area. If nothing changes, widen the area — the target is part of the main picture, not the buttons around it.
Is Delete Puzzle good for short, relaxed sessions?
It suits casual puzzle players who enjoy delete-one-part brain teasers. Every level is a self-contained visual riddle, and the simple rub control with no time pressure makes it ideal for short, relaxed sessions.
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