Draw Battle rules
Draw Battle is a room-code party game for 4 to 16 players, split into 2 to 4 teams. Each team needs at least two people. The host is the first person to join.
Every team draws the same secret word for 75 seconds. Only the drawer sees the word. Guessers see their own canvas and type guesses. A correct guess scores the seconds left on the clock, with a minimum of 1. The pen passes to the next teammate on every team after each round.
The round then replays the drawings and waits. The next drawers click ready. One drawer, rotating through the teams, picks the word from three choices. Every team draws that same word. If they wait 10 seconds, one of the three is chosen for them.
The team that is strictly in last place may spend points once per round. Revealing a letter costs 40. Freezing another canvas for 5 seconds costs 60. A tie for last means nobody has the power.
After the chosen number of rounds, the drawers pick one of the words from the match and draw it again for 30 seconds at double points. The highest team score wins. A tie is a shared win. A tick plays in the last 10 seconds. Refreshing the page keeps your seat.
Common questions
- How do you play Draw Battle?
- Split into two to four teams of at least two. Each team has one drawer and the same secret word. Guessers type guesses. The faster correct guess scores the seconds left on the 75 second clock.
- Who draws next?
- The pen passes every round. The next drawers click ready, then one rotating drawer picks the word from three choices. Every team draws that word. After the last round, that drawer picks a word from the match and everyone draws it for 30 seconds at double points.
- What can last place do?
- The team that is strictly in last place can spend 40 points to reveal a letter, or 60 points to freeze another canvas for 5 seconds, once per round. A tie for last means nobody has the power.