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A sequel, ''Drawful 2'', was released as a separate game in 2016. In this version, you can make your own episode for strangers to play (you make the prompts) and strangers who know your room code are freely permitted to join the audience. It was also ported to [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]], UsefulNotes/PS4 and UsefulNotes/XboxOne later in 2016, and to UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in 2018.
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A sequel, ''Drawful 2'', was released as a separate game in 2016. In this version, you can make your own episode for strangers to play (you make the prompts) and strangers who know your room code are freely permitted to join the audience. It was also ported to [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer [[Platform/IBMPersonalComputer PC]], UsefulNotes/PS4 Platform/PS4 and UsefulNotes/XboxOne Platform/XboxOne later in 2016, and to UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Platform/NintendoSwitch in 2018.
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A Pictionary-like multiplayer game from Creator/JackboxGames for mobile devices, released as part of the first ''[[VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack Jackbox Party Pack]]'' in 2014. At the start of each game, players are given a ([[NonSequitur rarely straightforward]]) prompt to draw a picture for. After the drawing is done, players guess the prompt for each drawing; after all guesses have been submitted, all of them are then shown alongside the correct prompt. Guessing correctly earns both the guesser and the artist points, but choosing somebody else's guess scores ''them'' points instead. A sizable part of the fun comes from the limited color palettes and the lack of an erase function, making drawing pictures for certain prompts an exercise in hilarity.
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A Pictionary-like ''TabletopGame/{{Pictionary}}''-like multiplayer game from Creator/JackboxGames for mobile devices, released as part of the first ''[[VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack Jackbox Party Pack]]'' in 2014. At the start of each game, players are given a ([[NonSequitur rarely straightforward]]) prompt to draw a picture for. After the drawing is done, players guess the prompt for each drawing; after all guesses have been submitted, all of them are then shown alongside the correct prompt. Guessing correctly earns both the guesser and the artist points, but choosing somebody else's guess scores ''them'' points instead. A sizable part of the fun comes from the limited color palettes and the lack of an erase function, making drawing pictures for certain prompts an exercise in hilarity.
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* PlayingPictionary: This game is like Pictionary, so [[HilarityEnsues hilarity related to guessing is bound to ensue]].
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* PlayingPictionary: This game is like Pictionary, ''Pictionary'', so [[HilarityEnsues hilarity related to guessing is bound to ensue]].
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* PlayingPictionary: This game practically is Pictionary, so [[HilarityEnsues hilarity related to guessing is bound to ensue]].
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* PlayingPictionary: This game practically is like Pictionary, so [[HilarityEnsues hilarity related to guessing is bound to ensue]].
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A third game, ''Drawful: Animated'', was announced as part of Jackbox Party Pack 8. It features new drawing tools and tasks players with producing simple two-frame animations based on the prompts they get.
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A third game, ''Drawful: Animated'', Animate'', was announced as part of Jackbox Party Pack 8. It features new drawing tools and tasks players with producing simple two-frame animations based on the prompts they get.
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* DeliberatelyMonochrome: You are allowed to draw with two colors (likely suffering from a limited palette as it's usually two complimentary colors), probably because a wide pallet to pick from is more time consuming as the game is timed. As in,"I can't decide whether to use fuschia or aqua marine".
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* DeliberatelyMonochrome: You are allowed to draw with two colors (likely suffering from a limited palette as it's usually two complimentary colors), probably because a wide pallet to pick from is more time consuming as the game is timed. As in,"I in, "I can't decide whether to use fuschia or aqua marine".
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A Pictionary-like game from Creator/JackboxGames for your mobile phone, tablet, iPad or what have you, released as part of the first ''[[VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack Jackbox Party Pack]]''. At the start of each game, players are given a ([[NonSequitur rarely straightforward]]) prompt to draw a picture for. After the drawing is done, players guess the prompt for each drawing; after all guesses have been submitted, all of them are then shown alongside the correct prompt. Guessing correctly earns both the guesser and the artist points, but choosing somebody else's guess scores ''them'' points instead. A sizable part of the fun comes from the limited color palettes and the lack of an erase function, making drawing pictures for certain prompts an exercise in hilarity.
A sequel, ''Drawful 2'', was released as a separate game. In this version, you can make your own episode for strangers to play (you make the prompts) and strangers who know your room code are freely permitted to join the audience.
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!! ''Drawful'' provides examples of the following:
A sequel, ''Drawful 2'', was released as a separate game. In this version, you can make your own episode for strangers to play (you make the prompts) and strangers who know your room code are freely permitted to join the audience.
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A Pictionary-like multiplayer game from Creator/JackboxGames foryour mobile phone, tablet, iPad or what have you, devices, released as part of the first ''[[VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack Jackbox Party Pack]]''.Pack]]'' in 2014. At the start of each game, players are given a ([[NonSequitur rarely straightforward]]) prompt to draw a picture for. After the drawing is done, players guess the prompt for each drawing; after all guesses have been submitted, all of them are then shown alongside the correct prompt. Guessing correctly earns both the guesser and the artist points, but choosing somebody else's guess scores ''them'' points instead. A sizable part of the fun comes from the limited color palettes and the lack of an erase function, making drawing pictures for certain prompts an exercise in hilarity.
A sequel, ''Drawful 2'', was released as a separategame. game in 2016. In this version, you can make your own episode for strangers to play (you make the prompts) and strangers who know your room code are freely permitted to join the audience.
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!! ''Drawful''audience. It was also ported to [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]], UsefulNotes/PS4 and UsefulNotes/XboxOne later in 2016, and to UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in 2018.
Compare to [[https://gartic.io/ gartic.io]], an IoGame equivalent to this game.
!!Drawful provides examples of the following:
* AnimateInanimateObject: Every player who is actively drawing something is represented by a pencil of the color randomly assigned to them at the start of the match. Said pencil has a tiny face on its eraserhead, and will twist like a worm up until the player is done drawing, at which point it'll snap in half and be replaced with their profile picture.
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Compare to [[https://gartic.io/ gartic.io]], an IoGame equivalent to this game.
!!Drawful provides examples of the following:
* AnimateInanimateObject: Every player who is actively drawing something is represented by a pencil of the color randomly assigned to them at the start of the match. Said pencil has a tiny face on its eraserhead, and will twist like a worm up until the player is done drawing, at which point it'll snap in half and be replaced with their profile picture.
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* {{Portmantitle}}: The game's title is a combination of "draw" and "awful".
* StylisticSuck: Players may try their best, and sometimes achieve genuinely impressive drawings, but just as often, they'll intentionally go for the most hilariously bad drawing possible.
* TimedMission: You get a minute to write you guess as to what the picture being shown you actually represents. Rather than going for conventional clock-like timers, the game instead has seconds in the increments of five (20, 35, 45, etc.) on the bottom of the screen, and they'll be eventually covered by a cat's paw holding a quill that's constantly advancing from right to left.
* WordSaladHumor: The drawing prompts are frequently these; the announcer herself will name "iron lunch" or "steep Harvey's moustache" as examples right before you are all given something like this.
* StylisticSuck: Players may try their best, and sometimes achieve genuinely impressive drawings, but just as often, they'll intentionally go for the most hilariously bad drawing possible.
* TimedMission: You get a minute to write you guess as to what the picture being shown you actually represents. Rather than going for conventional clock-like timers, the game instead has seconds in the increments of five (20, 35, 45, etc.) on the bottom of the screen, and they'll be eventually covered by a cat's paw holding a quill that's constantly advancing from right to left.
* WordSaladHumor: The drawing prompts are frequently these; the announcer herself will name "iron lunch" or "steep Harvey's moustache" as examples right before you are all given something like this.
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A Pictionary-like game from Creator/JackboxGames for your mobile phone, tablet, iPad or what have you, released as part of the first ''Jackbox Party Pack''. At the start of each game, players are given a ([[NonSequitur rarely straightforward]]) prompt to draw a picture for. After the drawing is done, players guess the prompt for each drawing; after all guesses have been submitted, all of them are then shown alongside the correct prompt. Guessing correctly earns both the guesser and the artist points, but choosing somebody else's guess scores ''them'' points instead. A sizable part of the fun comes from the limited color palettes and the lack of an erase function, making drawing pictures for certain prompts an exercise in hilarity.
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A Pictionary-like game from Creator/JackboxGames for your mobile phone, tablet, iPad or what have you, released as part of the first ''Jackbox ''[[VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack Jackbox Party Pack''.Pack]]''. At the start of each game, players are given a ([[NonSequitur rarely straightforward]]) prompt to draw a picture for. After the drawing is done, players guess the prompt for each drawing; after all guesses have been submitted, all of them are then shown alongside the correct prompt. Guessing correctly earns both the guesser and the artist points, but choosing somebody else's guess scores ''them'' points instead. A sizable part of the fun comes from the limited color palettes and the lack of an erase function, making drawing pictures for certain prompts an exercise in hilarity.
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A Pictionary-like game from Creator/JackboxGames for your mobile phone, tablet, iPad or what have you, released as part of the first ''Jackbox Party Pack''. At the start of each game, players are given a ([[NonSequitur rarely straightforward) prompt to draw a picture for. After the drawing is done, players guess the prompt for each drawing; after all guesses have been submitted, all of them are then shown alongside the correct prompt. Guessing correctly earns both the guesser and the artist points, but choosing somebody else's guess scores ''them'' points instead. A sizable part of the fun comes from the limited color palettes and the lack of an erase function, making drawing pictures for certain prompts an exercise in hilarity.
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A Pictionary-like game from Creator/JackboxGames for your mobile phone, tablet, iPad or what have you, released as part of the first ''Jackbox Party Pack''. At the start of each game, players are given a ([[NonSequitur rarely straightforward) straightforward]]) prompt to draw a picture for. After the drawing is done, players guess the prompt for each drawing; after all guesses have been submitted, all of them are then shown alongside the correct prompt. Guessing correctly earns both the guesser and the artist points, but choosing somebody else's guess scores ''them'' points instead. A sizable part of the fun comes from the limited color palettes and the lack of an erase function, making drawing pictures for certain prompts an exercise in hilarity.
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A Pictionary-like game from Creator/JackboxGames for your mobile phone, tablet, iPad or what have you, released as part of the first ''Jackbox Party Pack''. You have to guess each others picture they drew on their screen, which is usually drawn on with their finger and a nonsensical answer is always provided for you beforehand. You are provided with two colors to draw with and you're not allowed to erase, making it much harder to guess crudely drawn non sequiturs. A sequel, ''Drawful 2'', was released as a separate game. In this version, you can make your own episode for strangers to play (you make the prompts) and strangers who know your room code are freely permitted to join.
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A Pictionary-like game from Creator/JackboxGames for your mobile phone, tablet, iPad or what have you, released as part of the first ''Jackbox Party Pack''. You have to guess At the start of each others game, players are given a ([[NonSequitur rarely straightforward) prompt to draw a picture they drew on their screen, which for. After the drawing is usually drawn on with their finger done, players guess the prompt for each drawing; after all guesses have been submitted, all of them are then shown alongside the correct prompt. Guessing correctly earns both the guesser and a nonsensical answer is always provided for you beforehand. You are provided with two colors to draw with the artist points, but choosing somebody else's guess scores ''them'' points instead. A sizable part of the fun comes from the limited color palettes and you're not allowed to erase, the lack of an erase function, making it much harder to guess crudely drawn non sequiturs. drawing pictures for certain prompts an exercise in hilarity.
A sequel, ''Drawful 2'', was released as a separate game. In this version, you can make your own episode for strangers to play (you make the prompts) and strangers who know your room code are freely permitted tojoin.
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A Pictionary-like game from Creator/JackboxGames for your mobile phone, tablet, iPad or what have you. You have to guess each others picture they drew on their screen, which is usually drawn on with their finger and a nonsensical answer is always provided for you beforehand. You are provided with two colors to draw with and you're not allowed to erase, making it much harder to guess crudely drawn non sequiturs. You can make your own episode for strangers to play (you make the questions) and strangers who know your room code are freely permitted to join.
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A Pictionary-like game from Creator/JackboxGames for your mobile phone, tablet, iPad or what have you.you, released as part of the first ''Jackbox Party Pack''. You have to guess each others picture they drew on their screen, which is usually drawn on with their finger and a nonsensical answer is always provided for you beforehand. You are provided with two colors to draw with and you're not allowed to erase, making it much harder to guess crudely drawn non sequiturs. You A sequel, ''Drawful 2'', was released as a separate game. In this version, you can make your own episode for strangers to play (you make the questions) prompts) and strangers who know your room code are freely permitted to join.
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* LemonyNarrator: A female example. She says things like "your drawings are a mess. I love it." She is known to make crude jokes, duh, it's Jackbox games.
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* LemonyNarrator: A female example. She says things like "your drawings are a mess. I love it." She Since this is known to make crude jokes, duh, it's Jackbox games.Games, she is also quite crude.
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A Pictionary-like game from Creator/JackboxGames for your mobile phone, tablet, iPad or what have you. You have to guess each others picture they drew on their screen, which is usually drawn on with their finger and a nonsensical answer is always provided for you beforehand. You are provided with two colors to draw with and you're not allowed to erase, making it much harder to guess crudely drawn non sequiturs. You can make your own episode for strangers to play (you make the questions) and strangers who know your room code are freely permitted to join.
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* ArtShiftedSequel: With (slightly) more art options in the second Drawful, you may or may not get an ArtEvolution with said players.
* DeliberatelyMonochrome: You are allowed to draw with two colors (likely suffering from a limited palette as it's usually two complimentary colors), probably because a wide pallet to pick from is more time consuming as the game is timed. As in,"I can't decide whether to use fuschia or aqua marine".
* IntentionallyAwkwardTitle: Invoked with some of the ToiletHumor categories.
* LemonyNarrator: A female example. She says things like "your drawings are a mess. I love it." She is known to make crude jokes, duh, it's Jackbox games.
* PlayingPictionary: This game practically is Pictionary, so [[HilarityEnsues hilarity related to guessing is bound to ensue]].
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!! ''Drawful'' provides examples of the following:
* ArtShiftedSequel: With (slightly) more art options in the second Drawful, you may or may not get an ArtEvolution with said players.
* DeliberatelyMonochrome: You are allowed to draw with two colors (likely suffering from a limited palette as it's usually two complimentary colors), probably because a wide pallet to pick from is more time consuming as the game is timed. As in,"I can't decide whether to use fuschia or aqua marine".
* IntentionallyAwkwardTitle: Invoked with some of the ToiletHumor categories.
* LemonyNarrator: A female example. She says things like "your drawings are a mess. I love it." She is known to make crude jokes, duh, it's Jackbox games.
* PlayingPictionary: This game practically is Pictionary, so [[HilarityEnsues hilarity related to guessing is bound to ensue]].
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