With the variety of cards the game can accommodate a range of players, certainly my youngest can hold his own with the easy cards. That said the box suggest 2-8 players but I would say 4-6 is still probably best. Number of players is fairly irrelevant, as down time is minimal thanks to the all-play mechanic. Ultimately that is what this game is set up for. We debrief while marking because at some point, someone’s guess or drawing will cause amusement around the table. Like all good party games Six Second Scribbles is easy to learn and fast to play. Three rounds later Jennie’s words were “I stand corrected, I really enjoyed that!”. “It doesn’t matter”, I said (just like in the paragraph above), “we’ll play a round and if you don’t like it, we’ll move on to something else” I continued. My neighbour, Jennie, was an “I can’t draw” when we brought this to the table. I will now employ an anecdote to further prove my point. I reckon it is impossible to care that much about your drawing if you are attempting to draw all ten in a minute – as that is six seconds per scribble. No-one can create a masterpiece in a minute. After three rounds, scores are tallied and the person with the most points wins!įirstly, for those that say “I can’t draw” it really doesn’t matter.
Players score points both for the number of their drawings guessed correctly and for their correct guesses. Players then pass the drawings back to be marked. There is no time limit for this bit, but it should be a fairly quick process. They then pass their piece of paper to another player for them to guess the drawings. Once the time is up, players write the overall theme of their card on their paper. Players then put pencil to paper, and attempt to draw as many as they can. Everyone looks at the card at the same time and the timer (not included) starts. Then, the game is ready to begin.Įach player takes a card from the same pile, on this are ten items that the recipient of the card needs to attempt to draw in a minute.
The cards need to be divided into their respective types: Easy, Tricky and Almost Impossible. Set up is spectacularly easy with each player requiring a sheet of paper from the small pad included and a pencil, also included.
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