Chalk

Konjak’s Chalk (2007) takes the classic shoot-’em-up and throws away the bullets, handing you a piece of chalk instead. Yes, chalk. Your job is to draw lines across the screen to block shots, slice enemies, and generally make the battlefield your doodle pad. It’s inventive, stylish, and surprisingly intense—turns out white lines on a blackboard background can make your palms sweat. The hand-drawn aesthetic fits perfectly, making every fight feel like you’re sketching your way through chaos. It’s both charming and demanding, proof that sometimes the most powerful weapon in gaming isn’t a gun, but a stick of chalk in the right hands.