Drawnsters

Drawnsters is a Jackbox-style party game where you and your friends make up monster cards and battle them to the death!! Play together on a couch or online on Stream. For up to six players and unlimited spectators, anyone of any age can design, battle and collect their own monster cards! 

Draw your funniest Drawnsters, decorate your cards with stickers and assign the funniest moves. With a little luck, a little art, and a lot of laughs, you'll come out on top as the Drawnster Hunter Champion!

Drawnsters Plays Any Way

To play a game of Drawnsters, open your copy of the game, and pick a game mode. All players can then go to the Drawnsters website, verify their Steam accounts, and enter the room code to join the game. Do you have extra players? Spectators can vote on Drawnsters, power up drunts, and swing battles! And Twitch Integration will let chat join in the fun too, with game-changing votes and special awards. 

Drawnsters features four ways to play for all kinds of drawers:

• Battle Arena: 4-6 players make Drawnsters, and battle them in seeded 1-on-1 fights 

• Drawnsters Brawl: 4 players create one Drawnster together, chaos rules apply 

• Art Exhibition Match: 2 players battle with Drawnsters collected from previous games

• Quick Draw Challenge: 2 artists face off head-to-head, illustrating Drawnsters faster and faster

Designed by artist, comedian and D&D podcaster Caldwell Tanner, Drawnsters has family-friendly gameplay and multiple play modes to make you and your buddies laugh. Challenge your friends to monster draw-offs, or battle with your favorite Drawnsters from your past games. Pick how you play, whether it's at family game night, an after school club, or streaming for hundreds of fans! 

Collect Your Drawnsters

Save the winning Drawnsters in your card binder, even games you spectate! Use the cards in an Art Exhibition Battle, or just gaze upon the amazingness of a lifelong career in Drawnster Hunting. 

Made by Comedian Artists

Drawnsters is the dream of Caldwell Tanner, who pitched the idea to Drawfee in 2023. With Drawfee's own Nathan Yaffe, Julia Lepetit, Jacob Andrews, and David Clarke, Drawnsters came to life as a pen and paper prototype, then turned into a video game with the help of Drawfee fans and over 4,500 Kickstarter backers. 

Drawnsters is developed for Steam by Pillow Fight Games, the studio behind Later Alligator and the Game Changer ARG.