Draw & pass
The telephone game with drawings: write, draw, describe, and laugh at the albums.
2 to 30 players, best with 4 to 12Everyone gets a meme template and the same countdown. Write the funniest captions, then vote on each meme without knowing who made it. The room decides who wins.
Rounds (1 to 10), caption time (30 seconds to 5 minutes), maximum players, a family friendly filter that hides edgy templates and rude words, and results at the host's pace.
84 hand-laid-out templates, from Drake to Distracted Boyfriend. The text boxes sit exactly where each template needs them.
Yes. Quick play drops you into an open public room, or you open your own public room for anyone to join.
Yes. The host turns it on in the lobby. It filters rude words and hides edgy templates.
Open a room, send the link, and you are playing in under a minute.
The telephone game with drawings: write, draw, describe, and laugh at the albums.
2 to 30 players, best with 4 to 12Everyone gets a secret word, but the undercover agents got a different one. Unmask them.
3 to 30 players, best with 5 to 12Guess films, songs and sayings from emoji alone, or write your own riddles.
2 to 30 playersDraw one line at a time on a shared canvas. One artist does not know the word.
3 to 30 players, best with 4 to 10A multiple choice quiz with 10 question packs, speed points and streak bonuses.
2 to 30 playersOne player knows a hidden spot on a scale and gives a clue. Everyone turns the dial.
2 to 30 playersOne letter, six categories, one minute. Find a city, a country, an animal and more that start with it.
2 to 30 playersInvent a fake answer to a strange but true fact, then spot the real one among everyone's fakes.
2 to 30 players, best with 3 to 10Give a one-word clue for your teammate's secret word. Identical clues cancel out, so be original.
3 to 30 players, best with 4 to 8