A Drawasaurus alternative for a quick browser game
Drawasaurus and I Like To Sketch share a simple idea: get into a drawing game, watch the clues appear and guess the word. Both let you play online with other people or bring friends together.
Play I Like To SketchScroll the table sideways to see both games.
| Feature | I Like To Sketch | Drawasaurus |
|---|---|---|
| Drawing and guessing | Live turns with scores | Live drawing and guessing |
| Play with others | Join a public drawing room | Join a public game |
| Play with friends | Share a private-room invite | Play together in a private room |
| Browser play | Yes | Yes |
Keep it simple
Both games let you go from opening a browser to drawing and guessing with other people. The format is easy to follow: one person sketches while the rest of the room types guesses, then the pen moves on.
What makes a good quick drawing game?
You can join in without learning a long set of rules. A good clue may be a rough outline, and a fast guess can beat a polished drawing. If you enjoy that shared race to recognise a sketch, either game gives you a place to play.
For a planned group
Both offer a way to draw and guess with friends. In I Like To Sketch, you can share a private-room invite with your group. The private-room guide explains how to bring everyone into the same game.
Give it a go
It is free to play in your browser, with no account or download. Choose a name and join a public room, or make a private room for your group. One player draws a secret word while the others type guesses. The pen passes around and the room keeps score. You can read the rules and scoring guide before playing.
I Like To Sketch is an independent game and is not affiliated with Drawasaurus or its makers.