Skriblle

Skriblle is a draw-and-guess party game for you and your friends. One player gets a secret word and draws it. Everyone else races to type what it is. Guess fast and score big — points fall away the longer you take, so hesitating is expensive. BUILT FOR A PHONE, NOT SQUEEZED ONTO ONE The canvas does not jump, shrink or reflow when the keyboard opens. Drawing and guessing happen in portrait, one-handed, without fighting the layout. Strokes are resolution-independent, so what you draw looks the same on every screen in the room. PRIVATE ROOMS ONLY Create a room, share the four-character code, and that is your game. No strangers, no lobbies, no matchmaking queue. Just the people you sent the code to. NO ACCOUNTS. NO ADS. NO PURCHASES. Pick a nickname and play. There is no sign-up, no email, no password and nothing to buy. Nothing about the game is locked behind anything. WHAT'S IN IT - Pen and eraser, four brush sizes, twenty-four colours - Undo and clear, for when the horse turns into a sofa - Around 1,200 hand-written English words across three difficulty tiers - Time-decay scoring: guessers earn more for guessing sooner, and the drawer earns for every player who gets there - Close-guess hints when you are one letter away - A private channel for players who have already guessed, so nobody spoils the word - Drop your signal and you keep your seat and your score — rejoin within a minute and carry on - The host role moves automatically if the host leaves, so a room never dies because one phone locked SAFETY Players can report and block each other, and a room can vote to remove someone. Nicknames and chat pass through a profanity filter. Drawings and chat are not reviewed by a person before they appear — play with people you know. Skriblle collects anonymous usage analytics only. No chat, no drawings, no nicknames and no personal information ever leave your device for analytics. Analytics can be switched off entirely in Settings.