# A game about drawing creatures, complimenting the drawings, then complimenting the compliments.

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2022
- **BGG Rating**: 7.2
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 2-5
- **Duration**: 10-25 min
- **Weight**: —
- **Designers**: Bez Shahriari
- **Artists**: Bez Shahriari
- **Publishers**: Stuff By Bez
- **Categories**: Party Game, Print & Play

## Verdict
If you love a fast, laugh‑filled doodle party, this game hits the spot.Quick, creative sketchesFunny compliment exchangeGreat for social gatheringsRelies on player imaginationLacks strategic depthHIGHLY RECOMMENDED

## Description
The concept of this game is as simple as it is hilarious: each round revolves around drawing weird creatures and swapping creative compliments. The deck holds over fifty cards; one side lists creature features you must draw—think “butterfly wings” or “dragon tail”—while the flip side gives you compliment prompts to use later. At the start, a shared feature is revealed and each player draws three cards. Everyone then sketches a monster using four of the features they received, ending up with creatures as bizarre as they are amusing. Once the drawings are done, the compliment phase begins: each participant must give a positive comment on everyone else's creations, using the suggested compliments or inventing their own. Finally, each artist picks one of the compliments they received and returns a fresh compliment to the original author, completing the appreciation loop. The game lasts 10–25 minutes, supports 2–5 players, and has virtually no mechanical complexity—just paper, pencils, and the cards. It’s perfect for ice‑breaking, sparking creativity, and generating laughs, especially at parties or casual get‑togethers. Because everything is printable, the cost is near zero, and the experience relies more on players' imagination than rigid rules. If you love quick, talk‑heavy, doodle‑filled games, you’ll love this delightful chaos.

## FAQ
### How many players can join?
2 to 5 players, perfect for small to medium groups.

### How long does a game take?
Usually between 10 and 25 minutes, depending on the number of players.

### Do I need any special components?
Just paper, pencils, and the printable cards included in the PDF.

### What is the game’s complexity level?
Very low – follow the card prompts and start drawing.

### Is it suitable for kids?
Yes, as long as they can draw and understand compliments; adult supervision may help.

### Can I play with more than 5 people?
The game is designed for up to 5; larger groups may make the session drag.

### Is there any deep strategy involved?
Not really; the emphasis is on creativity and verbal fun, not tactical play.