# I Suck at Drawing ## General Info - **Year Published**: 2026 - **BGG Rating**: — - **BGG Rank**: — - **Players**: 2-12 - **Duration**: 15-45 min - **Weight**: — - **Designers**: Matthew Inman - **Publishers**: Exploding Kittens - **Categories**: Party Game - **Mechanics**: Drawing ## Verdict If you love chaotic party games and don’t mind embarrassing yourself, this one’s a blast. Artistic disaster guaranteed!Non-stop laughterEasy to learnGreat for large groupsInclusive coop modeFrustrated artists bewareCan feel repetitiveRECOMMENDED ## Description In *I Suck at Drawing*, artistic chaos is the name of the game! One player becomes the Artist and has to draw something... without seeing their own artwork. Yep, you read that right: the canvas faces away from you while everyone watches your disastrous masterpiece unfold. Other players have 60 seconds to guess what it is — and here’s the twist: the Artist picks between easy prompts (worth 1 point) or hard ones (worth 2). If someone guesses correctly, both the guesser and the Artist score. The game continues until everyone has been the Artist twice (or three times in a 3-player game). Most points wins! Bonus: there’s a 2-player cooperative mode where partners team up to score as many points as possible before both have taken three turns as the Artist. Expect laughter, terrible drawings, and glorious confusion — because, let’s face it, everyone sucks at this. ## FAQ ### How many players can join? 2 to 12 players — works great both as a duo or in large groups. ### How long does a game last? Between 15 and 45 minutes, depending on player count and guessing speed. ### Do you need to be good at drawing? Quite the opposite! The worse you are, the funnier it gets. The game is made for people who 'suck at drawing'. ### Is there a cooperative mode? Yes! The 2-player mode is fully cooperative — you team up to score points together. ### What’s the recommended age? Simple enough for kids, but the fun is universal — teens and adults will love it. ### Do you need pencils and paper? Nope! The game includes a special canvas where you draw blind (while everyone witnesses your 'masterpiece').