The base game comes with more than 800 words and terms in the General Library.
Follow the build The party game where every line matters
Draw together.
Laugh out loud.
Draw the Line turns phones into a shared drawing party—one player sketches, teammates race to guess, and every round finds a new way to surprise the room.
Built for the whole room No drawing talent required
“Bingo!”Someone got it.
Dual DrawTwo words. Two drawers. One wild round.
The optional Food Theme Pack adds more than 600 food-related words and terms.
Combine the included General Library with the Food Theme Pack for an enormous opening selection.
A game everyone understands
Your phone is the controller.
The room is the game.
Draw the Line handles the words, timing, turns, teams, and delightful chaos in between—so everyone can focus on playing.
Gather the room
One person hosts. Everyone else joins with a simple game code on their own phone.
Pick your flavour
Jump in quickly or shape the game with teams, timing, tools, turn order, and win conditions.
Draw the line
The drawer sketches while teammates type guesses. Correct answers appear instantly across the room.
Make some noise
Celebrate the solve, dispute a near miss with a Petition, then hand the easel to the next player.
The familiar—and the unexpected
One easel.
More ways to play.
Start with classic team drawing, then turn up the energy with Dual Draw and its simultaneous sketches, shared pressure, and flexible win conditions.
Meet every modeTwo drawers take the stage
Dual Draw
Different words, shared pressure, and a team full of guessers trying to keep up.
Classic Draw
One drawer. One team. As many guesses as it takes.
Dual Draw
Same word or different words. First solve or solve both. The host decides.
YOUR WORDLIGHTHOUSEMedium · 2 syllables
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Bad drawings.
Great nights.
Great nights.
Illustrative preview — not an exact gameplay screen.
Simple on the surface. Thoughtful underneath.
Play freely.
Stay inside the guardrails.
The setup can bend. The game should never break. Every option is designed to give players freedom while keeping teams fair, turns clear, and the room together.
Your game, your rules
Quick Start keeps it effortless. Advanced Setup lets hosts tune the experience without breaking the game.
Language-aware play
Players choose their own language, while accepted translations can still count across a multilingual room.
Tools that help—not solve
Sounds Like, syllable hints, highlighted guesses, and a precious timer extension keep teams moving.
A fair way to argue
A limited Petition lets teams challenge the close guess everyone in the room knows should have counted.
From the couch to the community
Game night is only the beginning.
Draw the Line is being built first for friends and families. The longer vision reaches local events, venue-hosted game nights, themed content releases, and a growing community of players.
See where we’re headingStrengthening the path from setup to that first ridiculous drawing.
Find a Draw the Line night and see what the venue plans to run.
One studio, more games, and more reasons to gather.
How this was made
Human imagined.
AI assisted.
Draw the Line – Partner began with a human idea, and every rule, creative decision, and direction behind the game remains human-led. AI-assisted tools helped transform that idea into working software—making possible a game that otherwise could not have been developed at this stage.
We believe that contribution should be acknowledged openly. Our ambition is not to replace people, but to build something successful enough to employ them: developers, artists, writers, translators, testers, and many other collaborators across the projects we hope will follow.
Currently in active development
The line is just getting started.
Follow the ideas, features, playtests, and milestones shaping Draw the Line.