After skribbl.io: The Drawing, Party and Guessing Games on This Site
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Drawing games
If skribbl left you wanting to draw with a purpose, Happy Glass and Sugar, Sugar 2 turn a pencil line into a physics puzzle, Draw My Path Obby lets you ink the bridges for an online race, Draw the Hill makes you sketch the road under a car, and Wacky Doodle Fixes asks for the one missing part of a cartoon scene. Drawing Contest is the closest thing to a solo skribbl turn — draw the prompt, then rate everyone else's — and BrushBattle has a guesser reading your strokes while you draw. Nitrome's Scribble! and One Line Draw round out the pencil shelf.
Party games
For a room of people who are actually in the same room, PartyToons, Sumo Party and Blumgi Paintball put everyone on one keyboard for short rounds; Duo Vikings 3 is the co-op option. Online, SushiParty.io is the snake arena, Keyboard Warrior is a typing race against strangers, and Smash Karts is kart combat with rockets when the mood turns competitive.
Guessing games
Guess the Emojis is a rebus puzzle and Guess Who? is the yes-or-no face game — both scratch the same itch as a good guessing streak in skribbl.
Quiet puzzles
Chess Multiplayer and Master Chess for two people or one against the computer, Cubies and Heart Star for physics and platform logic, and Escape From School when you want a ten-minute chase.
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