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Draw Your Own Conclusions

Game ID: GID0103590
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Year
2019
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Description

Draw Your Own Conclusions is a laugh-out-loud co-operative drawing game for 3 to 8 artists or.... "artists".

Each round, each player will have a secret word they'll try to get the person to their right to guess correctly. Every player has a unique shape assigned to them like a squiggly line, square, circle or triangle. They and all of the other players will work together to create the drawing by using only up to five of their assigned shape.

At the end of the round, each player will try and guess the secret word from the completed drawing. Get it wrong and you'll have to spend a clue to get more information about another player's intent with what they drew. Spend as few clues as possible to get the highest possible score.

Draw Your Own Conclusions is a creativity-inspiring game that can be enjoyed whether you're the next Van Gogh or a barely competent doodler.

—description from publisher

Description

Draw Your Own Conclusions is a laugh-out-loud co-operative drawing game for 3 to 8 artists or.... "artists".

Each round, each player will have a secret word they'll try to get the person to their right to guess correctly. Every player has a unique shape assigned to them like a squiggly line, square, circle or triangle. They and all of the other players will work together to create the drawing by using only up to five of their assigned shape.

At the end of the round, each player will try and guess the secret word from the completed drawing. Get it wrong and you'll have to spend a clue to get more information about another player's intent with what they drew. Spend as few clues as possible to get the highest possible score.

Draw Your Own Conclusions is a creativity-inspiring game that can be enjoyed whether you're the next Van Gogh or a barely competent doodler.

—description from publisher

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positive
Pros
  • easy to learn
  • great party game
  • up to eight players
  • heaps of fun
Cons
none
Thematic elements
  • artistic collaboration to communicate an object
  • drawing an object with shapes allocated at the start of each round
  • cooperative draw-and-guess
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Compound Scoring — there is an optional scoring system
  • Cooperative Game — players work together to draw and guess the object
  • cooperative_goal — players work together to draw and guess the object
  • die_roll_determines_shape — a die roll determines which number of the object to draw
  • Drawing — a drawing mechanic mentioned in the transcript
  • lime drawing — a drawing mechanic mentioned in the transcript
  • optional_scoring — there is an optional scoring system
  • pass_and_guess — the drawing pad is passed to the next player and the guesser tries to identify the object without seeing the answer
  • random_card_at_round_start — each player receives a random card at the start of the round
  • shape_card_indicated_shapes — cards indicate which shapes may be used to draw the object
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  • it makes a great party game
  • easy to learn game
  • up to eight players
  • Round Halfmoon square rectangle cross
  • Mount Rushmore
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  • it's really good drawings
  • Sometimes it's good not to draw at all if it's not going to help the team
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