The result is a game where players are rewarded for being clever or funny just as much as they're rewarded for being correct. They also receive points for actually guessing what the picture is.
Players receive points for everyone who guesses their answer, regardless of whether it's right or not. These entries then become the multiple choice guessing pool all the players use to vote on the correct answer. Rather than provide your opponents with an automated list of options to choose from, every player in the game gets to write what they think the picture is. What you draw with your finger is left there for everyone to see, and you're only given a minute to work.Īnother layer of deception is added to the proceedings, and it changes the game in a pretty fundamental way. Even more challenging is the fact that there are no do-overs. Unlike the basic prompts of Pictionary, players are asked to draw from both pop culture knowledge and bizarre chains of logic when sketching out their results. And creativity is absolutely required here. But each player is performing their own secret tasks on their phone, tablet, or laptop.Įach player in the game is given a prompt and tasked with drawing it to the best of their ability. The main screen of the computer monitor (or preferably the TV screen) serves as the interface where players interact with each other. Like the other games offered in the Jackbox, Drawful 2 is an interesting fusion of mobile gaming, PC gaming, and traditional game shows. The sequel to the original Drawful first got its start as part of the Jackbox Party Pack, and it was the undoubted highlight of that well regarded complication of party games. Drawful 2 offers an irreverent take on Pictionary that can be as raunchy or as family friendly as your heart desires.
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