Played with three players, ages 48, 48 and 14. We didn’t play with teams as only only 3 of us, we each chose three cards, used the timer and other players had to guess correctly- one point for each correct word. We played 7 games like this the first time and later had another go with one card and two cards respectively.We found that despite having lots of word cards, after playing a few games and shuffling the decks we were pulling the cards already used which limits play as it’s easy to guess if you already know there’s a witch or a king in the pack that’s picking apples or fishing.The description words are very difficult to draw, a long skeleton having a haircut for example - how do you draw ‘long’?No idea why ‘chubby’ is in there , would a young person today even know what chubby means? There wasn’t a skinny card which is interesting.Worst cards : chubby, zombie, farting and sky diving.60 second timer is too short, especially for the younger player, we turned it over a few times otherwise there would be nothing to guess and a left out player. Some people may like the fast pace but you won’t be able to cover all three words in the time and actually make it guessable. Time constraints can also be too demanding on users to comply with.The boards included are basic, there are only two so more than two players of teams and you are passing back and forth. Only one side is wipeable but both sides are look the same, the only way to tell apart is the shin on the wipeable side. I expect there will be drawings on the wrong side forever.The boards are small to fit in the box and taking out and about but they are too small to fit everything in properly and small when held up for others to see clearly. Anyone with mobility issues or eyesight problems with struggle to use the small boards.The pens are standard whiteboard pens and will need replacing fairly soon as only small ones.We used our own whiteboards which made it much easier to draw and to see.We did have fun playing it the first few times, we adjusted the rules to suit our set up which was easy to do and good to know but after a few goes its repetitive and becomes easier to guess. As a family of three playing it we will have to leave it for a while before playing as we’ve exhausted it for the time being. I would recommend not shuffling the deck until you have gone through the whole pack once and if keep used cards separate if you take a break between games- we definitely got repeat sets despite shuffling.The online wheel spinner doesn’t really add to the game , drawing with your non dominant hand on a tiny board isn’t going to be a decent picture to guess.Similar set up to Pictionary really.It’s fun but limited and once you know all the cards you can easily guess without much effort.I would recommend using with larger whiteboards.Value for money : it’s too expensive for what it is. The box doesn’t feel sturdy, thin cardboard. Small whiteboards and pens will need replacing at some point.Tried as part of Amazon Vine, if I saw this in the games section I would not purchase at this price, far too expensive for what it is and after playing I doubt it’s longevity. It’s would be good for a one night games might but live on the shelf the rest of the time. We play a lot of games, buy them brand new and second hand and know a far bit about games.
This is a simple, but fun game that all the family can join in. You receive 40 cards in each of 3 categories – (loosely) adjectives/nouns /verbs – 2 small whiteboards, 2 whiteboard pens, 1 60sec egg timer and instruction leaflet. The doodler has to take 1 card from each category and draw what they say. They cannot speak, make any sound or gesture. Essentially, it’s similar to Pictionary. The whiteboards are a bit small and before you start playing, I would suggest you put them through a laminator – problem is that both side look the same but only 1 side is suitable to use as a whiteboard. If you laminate it, you’ll have 2 sides that can wipe clean. The game itself is fine although some of the cards are pretty difficult to draw especially in 60sec – better to use a longer timer for young kids. Overall, good game but I don’t really feel its good value at the current price (£16.99).
We have a few guess games from Worgan and this one has perhaps the largest spin on an old classic. 'Guess That Doodle' is a take on something like Pictionary or Win Lose or Draw. You have to draw something and your team mates guess (or opponents depending on number of players.) The difference here is that you are drawing an image taken from three different cards, so a something doing something. You need to try and guess that it is a happy dog skateboarding. If you get all three elements you get the points.Once you realise it is more than just a simple work you are looking for, it is easy to learn and great fun. The added twist makes it more fun, but also plays a little older as later children and adults can explain what they are seeing better (in most cases). It has a chaotic feel to it. All that you need to play is in the pack with cards, wipeable boards and pens. The quality is good and the box is small enough that you can take it anywhere. It is something that you could play at home with pen and paper at home, but Worgan have taken the need to have an imagination out of the equation and this will be helpful for some houses.
This competitive doodling party game is so much fun.You can play with 2-12 players. The age range suitability is from 8 years+ which I think it about right in my opinion, given the need to be able to read the cards and then translate that into drawings. Anyone younger may struggle with the cognition and drawing coordination to do so. However, our 5 year old had great fun guessing what the drawings were. We had some very silly drawings which provided lots of laughs throughout.The over all quality is good, The outer box is very strong and sturdy. Each item inside is well made, strong and durable. You get two small wipeable black pens with a sponge on each lids to remove your drawings so the next person can take their turn. A one minute sand timer, two small wipeable white boards (these wipe clean with ease), an instruction manual on how to play the game and the rules and three very small sets of cards. The categories are: Subject/ Descriptor/ situation. there are 120 cards in total, 40 cards in each set.The game is brilliantly simple and easy to play. Draw three cards, one from each category. Turn over the timer and start to doodle incorporating all three words into your picture. The first team to correctly identify all the parts wins the round and the first team to 25 points wins the game.The game is compact making it easily portable to travel with on holiday or to other locations and to store away when not in use.Great for entertaining at Parties, Christmas, Easter, or just at the weekend with your family. Makes for a perfect gift.even though the quality of the pieces are great and its a lot of fun to play, given the simplicity of the game I think the current price of £16.99 is too high. I feel that this should be around £8-£10 at the most.
Guess That Doodle is an absolute hit at our family and friends’ game nights. The drawing prompts are hilarious and everyone gets involved, even those who think they can’t draw. It’s easy to learn, quick to play, and perfect for groups from 2 up to 12 players. Always leads to lots of laughs and great memories, definitely a go-to party game.
Guess That Doodle is simple to play and we found that, if necessary, we could adjust the rules to make it easier for younger children.It’s really good fun for all ages and artistic abilities, in fact some of the drawings were dreadful and these gave us the best laughs. The games don’t take long to play and again, the rules can be tweaked to make it shorter or longer.It comes in a compact box which makes it suitable to take round to family, friends or on holidays. All the components of the game are good quality so it should last. We’ve had great fun with this one and can recommend it!
I ordered this to have something light and fun for family game nights, and at the current price of £16.99, it seems really great. It is very easy to get started, but it has a surprising amount of depth once you actually play it. I really like that the drawing is done on dry wipe boards rather than paper, it feels less wasteful and it feels like it will last a long time without constantly needing refills.What really makes it stand out is the way the prompts work. Instead of just one thing to draw, you get a combination of a descriptor, a subject and a situation, and it is that mix that makes it both funny and genuinely tricky. Trying to draw something like a cute dinosaur doing yoga under time pressure is much harder than it sounds, and it leads to a lot of shouting, laughing and wild guessing. It is interesting how little strategies start to appear, like only really trying to nail two of the three parts so the team can at least lock those in quickly.The dry wipe boards and pens work well, it cleans off easily and it is quick to reset for the next round. The timer adds just enough pressure to make people panic without making it stressful, and even people who claim they cannot draw at all still get involved because the guessing side is just as fun as the drawing. It works well with adults, with kids, and with mixed ages all at once, which is not something every party game manages.Pros🙂 Dry wipe boards feel durable and reusable🙂 Prompt combinations add real variety and humour🙂 Easy to learn and quick to get going🙂 Works well across different ages🙂 Creates lots of laughs and chaosCons😐 Only two boards limits how many can draw at once😐 Price feels a little high for what is in the box
Got this to play with the family at get togethers.This game comes with 3 sets of small card, 2 felt pens with wiper end, 2 wipeable boards, a timer and an instruction leaflet.This is intended to be a team game so is best played with at least 2 teams of 2 or more people, though it ca be played with less using the ‘chill’ mode.The idea is to pick 3 cards and draw a single image that contains all 3 elements: the descriptor, subject and action. Eg. ‘Sad’ + ‘Cow’ + ‘Playing the guitar’. The drawing can’t be 3 separate things so your drawing must show everything and this certainly adds a different angle to the normal Pictionary type game as it adds an element of fun and complexity and hilarity to proceedings.The time is there to add jeopardy, and and jeopardy it does! There’s nothing worse than trying to draw your insane 3 card item whilst watching the timer quickly running down!Overall, I’m really happy with this game. Not only is it a fun drawing game but the addition of multiple cards really adds an extra level to the game and adds longevity because the next time you play the game, you’re very unlikely to get the same 3 items again. It’s easy to pick up and play and the age range of 8+ is about right. It’s simple but might be too complicated for younger kids but there’s nothing to stop you letting smaller kids join in but just pick the subject card. Good fun and varied.
I've played Guess That Doodle! with five people aged between under 6 to over 60 during a family games night, using it as part of a relaxed get-together. Each game lasted around 45 minutes, which felt about right for keeping everyone engaged without it dragging on.Setup was quick and easy, with everything neatly organised in the box. The wipe-clean drawing boards and pens are included, so there’s nothing extra to find before you start. The instructions are clear and straightforward, and each group were able to get going almost immediately.The game works well with groups of four to six players and would scale easily to a slightly larger group. It’s best suited to ages around eight and up, although younger children enjoyed joining in with the guessing even if they found the drawing side a bit more challenging. Both adults and children were able to take part without feeling left out.Gameplay is very simple: one person draws while the others guess. The rules are intuitive, which makes it easy for new players to join in partway through. The real fun comes from the doodling itself. Even very basic or badly drawn pictures often led to funny misunderstandings, which kept the atmosphere light and full of laughter. No drawing skill is needed at all, and in many cases the worse the drawing, the more entertaining the round became.The pace of the game is quick, so energy levels stay high. It encourages conversation, jokes, and interaction rather than quiet concentration. Replayability is good thanks to the variety of prompts, and you can easily add your own ideas. We added a few personal prompts based on places we’ve visited as a family, which worked really well.The components feel sturdy and well-made, and everything held up well during play. The game doesn’t need much space beyond a table, which makes it easy to play at home, at parties, or even while travelling.The main limitation is that it relies heavily on group interaction, so it’s not ideal for very quiet groups or anyone looking for a strategic or competitive game. Overall, Guess That Doodle! is a fun, social party game that’s easy to learn and works well across different ages. It’s a reliable choice for family gatherings or any situation where you want something light, creative, and entertaining.
I got Guess That Doodle for my wife, daughter, and me to enjoy as a family game, and it has been an absolute hit. My daughter had played a similar game as a child and loved it, so I knew this would be perfect — and it did not disappoint!The game is so much fun for all ages. It’s easy to learn and use, making it incredibly accessible, and the speed of gameplay keeps everyone engaged. Even younger kids can join in by guessing doodles, and the worst drawings always get the biggest laughs, which adds to the fun.The game quality is excellent — 120 prompt cards, 2 dry-wipe boards, 2 pens with erasers, and a 60-second sand timer are all sturdy, high-quality, and long-lasting. Setup is a breeze, and the compact design ensures excellent travelability, so you can take it anywhere for parties or trips.We’ve played multiple rounds, and each session is hilarious and exciting. The combination of fun, quality, speed, and ease of use makes it a perfect family-friendly game. We can’t wait to play it again and highly recommend Guess That Doodle for anyone looking for a fun, easy-to-play, high-quality game that’s great at home or on the go.
We are very much a board game household and this one went down an absolute storm. The louder, more ridiculous, and more competitive a game is, the better it tends to land here, and Guess That Doodle ticks every single box.The premise is brilliantly simple. Draw three cards, flip the timer, and start doodling. No words. No actions. Just pure panic drawing while everyone else shouts increasingly unhelpful guesses. Hearing a 10 year old and a 16 year old passionately argue over whether something “counts as a foot” is honestly comedy gold. We ended up playing Mum and Dad versus the kids, although most of the time the kids were too busy arguing with each other to notice who they were meant to be competing against.The rules say first team to 25 points wins, but we were having so much fun that we carried on to 50 without even questioning it. It’s fast paced, silly, and keeps everyone engaged because even if you’re not drawing, the guessing is just as entertaining. You absolutely do not need any artistic skill at all. In fact, the worse the drawing, the funnier the round becomes.The components are really well thought out. The dry wipe boards and pens are sturdy, easy to clean, and feel like they’ll last a long time. The sand timer adds just the right amount of pressure, and the three separate decks mean the combinations feel endless. There’s also a QR code on the back of the box that adds extra challenges if you want to make it harder, but honestly, we were struggling enough without adding that into the mix.This is one of those games that works effortlessly across ages. Our 10 year old, 16 year old, and both adults were equally invested and laughing just as hard. It packs away neatly, doesn’t take up loads of space, and would be perfect for holidays, family gatherings, or game nights when you want something lighthearted and loud.If you’re after a game that creates genuine belly laughs, playful chaos, and memorable family moments, this is an absolute winner. We’ll be bringing this out again and again.
*** Guess That Doodle - Hilarious Drawing Party Game | Fun for Family & Friends | 2-12 Players, Ages 8+ | Perfect for Kids, Teens, Adults ***This is a fun little reimagining of an old classic. The game comes with three separate decks, one with Verbs/Actions on, one with Descriptors on, and one with Things on. So you might get 'Playing the Guitar', 'Sad', and 'Cow', like in my attached picture. In which case you need to draw a Sad Cow Playing the Guitar. A simple but effective way of making some strange scenarios and some funny guesses from the other players.The game comes with a rule book explaining a few ways to play (such as two teams competing, a co-op version, etc) and there is a QR code you can scan which takes you to a website with a spin wheel that you can optionally use to provide an added challenge (such as drawing with your non-dominant hand).Because the game has three decks, it creates a huge plethora of possible combinations you can have to draw which makes the replayability of this game sky high. The two drawing pads are also wipe clean white board style cards too, which makes it really easy to wipe them clean after each go and lets you reuse them forever, basically.Everything packs down into a small box so you can easily take this with you on your travels or holidays too, or just to a friends house.The rules set out how you score points and how you win, but you can always change it up a little if you want to play shorter games or longer games.All in all, this is a great game that comes with everything you need to get started and have lots of fun.
I loved playing this game, it was easy to understand for the variety of ages in my family. I think they size is smart as its easy to take on the go or around to my friends house. Multiple ages will be able to play this as the concept is simple and effective. I found myself laughing for hours at how silly we were being. I am useless at drawing but that only made it more fun and silly. We played this for longer than we thought as it was so much fun to try guess what the person was doing.
This is like Pictionary with a twist.You get two wipe clean boards and pens, plus three packs of cards and a timer. The cards are combined to create a scenario you need to draw (such as the Nerdy Avocado Juggling).Good fun and suitable for all ages if they can read and understand what the items are. Quite a small pack so portable, but you could well do with larger pads to draw on as these are relatively small.Nice quality and giftable.
This Worgan Games Guess That Doodle is a super fun game for family and friends. The quality of the box and contents is very good. All components are well made, the details on the prints and wording is crisp and clear, easy to read. The whiteboard marker writes well and is easy to rub off with the sponge on the end of the marker. I found the instructions easy to read and follow. The game itself is relatively easy to play and even someone who isn't artistic can still have fun playing. Plenty of variety in the cards. The overall size of the box and contents is compact making it easy to take with you on your travels. Overall a very fun game, just a little expensive for what you are actually getting.