A drawing party game where nobody has to draw

Coming soon

Drawing party games have a catch: half the room refuses to play because they cannot draw. This one removes the problem. Nobody draws. You build your picture on your phone from felt shapes, the way you would on a felt board, and the game does the rest. It is not open yet, so this page explains how a round will go.

• How a round works
• Why nobody has to draw
• At a glance
• Who it is for
• Launch alert

How this drawing party game works

1. Everyone gets a secret prompt and builds a picture of it from felt shapes on their phone.
2. Someone else secretly adds a piece or two to push the picture towards its evil twin, a different thing that looks a lot like it.
3. The room works out which one it really is. You look at the finished picture and decide whether it is the real prompt or the twin.

The games run in short rounds, and at the end the room hands out playful awards. There is no worst-player list.

Why nobody has to draw

There is no pen, no tracing and no free-hand line. Every picture is made of ready-cut shapes, so a stick-figure artist and a real one both end up with something that looks like a picture, and the fun is in the picking and the sabotage. It also means there is nothing to type.

At a glance

Players

4 to 10.

Length

About 12 to 15 minutes.

You need

A phone each and one shared screen for the gallery. No pens, no paper, no app.

Modes

A family mode and a separate grown-ups mode for ages 18 and over.

Who it is for

For groups where someone always says "I can't draw". It suits a family night, a birthday or a team social, and because everyone is making the same sort of picture, nobody is left behind.

Get a launch alert

It is not open yet and no date has been set. Leave your email and you get one message when it is ready.

While you wait

For a game on phones tonight, try Spot the Blow-in, Pull the Other One or Read the Room. Or run a quick round with the charades generator. See all our party games.

Updated 4 November 2026.