$9.99Drawful 2 Bad drawings, worse guesses
Drawful 2 hands everyone a weird prompt like “creepy tiger” and a phone to draw it badly. Then the whole party crowd guesses what each mess is supposed to be, with points for fooling each other. Made for 3 to 8 players, with thousands more able to vote along.
Is Drawful 2 worth it?
Drawful 2 is worth it if…
- you want a party game anyone can learn in a minute
- you like drawing badly and bluffing about it
- you have 3 to 8 players, in the room or on a call
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Terrible drawings on purpose
Someone gets “two moms having a great day” and thirty seconds later it looks like two potatoes in hats. That is the whole point. You draw with your phone or tablet, no art skills required, and the worse it looks, the funnier the guessing gets. Add your own prompts too, so the game fills up with in-jokes only your friends would write. Artistic talent is actively unhelpful here.
Lying about what you see
After each drawing, everyone types what they think it really is — or a fake answer to trap the rest of the room. Then all of you, plus an audience of potentially thousands, vote on the correct one. Points go to good guessers and good liars alike. It plays in the room, over stream, or on a video call with screen sharing, with filters and moderation tools to keep answers from going too feral.
Good to know before you play?
How do you actually play it together?
One copy runs on a shared screen, and everyone joins with a phone or tablet as a controller. For remote party crowds, share that screen over Zoom, Discord, Steam Broadcast, or similar, with audio shared so everyone hears the prompts and the shouting.
Can a big group watch or join in?
Yes. Games take 3 to 8 players drawing and bluffing, while an audience of potentially thousands can vote along on the answers. It is a good setup when more people want to laugh than want to take a turn.
Can you make the game weirder yourself?
Yes. You can add your own user-generated prompts, which is where the best rounds come from: names, memories, and running jokes from your own group. There are also expanded tools for streaming and content filtering to block offensive answers.
