ISketch

[Bolero]

Has anyone ever played this game! My brother introduced me to it today and I must admit Im quite hooked. Basicly, someone has to draw something with tools very similar to paint and everyone else has to guess what it is. After 10 rounds whoever has to most points wins. It may seem stupid but I urge you to try it out.


http://www.addictinggames.com/isketch.html

Click it damnit!

[Meltman]

Not too stupid to be turned into a game show on tv. (Not that that's saying much, I guess)

So basically Pictionary minus the trademark?

[Bolero]

I guess so...

[Symbiote]

My WoW friends and I would play this whenever the server went down, since we were all on ventrillo, we could rig the game/draw really stupid stuff. It's pretty funny to use the different themes if you host your own game. :chuckle:

[Kinetix]

I've played before, I rule at pictionary.

[Got]

Not too stupid to be turned into a game show on tv. (Not that that's saying much, I guess)

So basically Pictionary minus the trademark?
We used to have this type of show here called Win, Lose or Draw, it would feature teams of B list celebs. I remember I was rounded up to be in the audience one night and they'd ply you with free drink so they'd have a good laughing track.

[Solario]

I played something like this a year or two ago with a couple of other CoH'ers. In the end we got pretty good, cheating and otherwise.

PS. Got, that's great, I wish it was like that here, but I'm afraid they prefer you sober here. Even if it lessens the laugh track.

[suburbanhell]

Oooooh I haven't played ISketch in forever sooooooooooooooo good. :)

[Meltman]

We used to have this type of show here called Win, Lose or Draw, it would feature teams of B list celebs. I remember I was rounded up to be in the audience one night and they'd ply you with free drink so they'd have a good laughing track.


That's actually the show I was talking about. We had it over here too. (Probably ripped off from yours)

[sheld0n]

We had Win Lose or Draw in Poland too (except it was called Kalambury. dont ask me what that means). The celebs would win prizes that went to hospitals, orphanages, etc. But there was no studio audience.
That stuff was pretty popular back in the days.