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Scribble Me This!

Scribble Me This!

2024·Steve Finn, Zack Guido

2 - 15 players
20 - 30 min

From BoardGameGeek

Scribble Me This is about drawing pictures, solving riddles based on the drawings, and laughing with friends! It is one of five games included in The Pipnetic Book of Cut and Play Party Games: Drawing Edition. At the start of the game, each player is given a card with an answer to a riddle (but they don't know the riddle) and then they draw pictures representing those answers. When everyone is done drawing, the pictures are displayed and then the riddles are read, one at a time. For each riddle, players try to identify the drawing that shows the answer to the riddle. Players score points based on how many drawings they guess correctly and on how many times their own drawings are guessed correctly. -description from the publisher

Scribble Me This!

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Learn to play

SCRIBBLE ME THIS | Your New Favorite Party Drawing Game! A PREVIEW15:30

SCRIBBLE ME THIS | Your New Favorite Party Drawing Game! A PREVIEW

Tabletop Tolson

Tabletop Tolson

Review

Edo's Scribble Me This! Review (KS Preview)4:53

Edo's Scribble Me This! Review (KS Preview)

Gaming with Edo & Jessica

Gaming with Edo & Jessica

Which Scribble Me This! video should I watch?

Scribble Me This! has 3 videos from 3 creators: 1 review and 2 how-to-play guides. They date from 2024 to October 2025.

To learn the rules, start with "SCRIBBLE ME THIS | Your New Favorite Party Drawing Game! A PREVIEW" by Tabletop Tolson, which runs 16 min. For a quicker teach, "How to Play: Scribble Me This" by Pipnetic runs 5 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Edo's Scribble Me This! Review (KS Preview)" by Gaming with Edo & Jessica.

If you like it, try Cities, Herbaceous, Sunset Over Water and Delicious, also by Steve Finn.

All videos

SCRIBBLE ME THIS | Your New Favorite Party Drawing Game! A PREVIEWHow to play15:30

SCRIBBLE ME THIS | Your New Favorite Party Drawing Game! A PREVIEW

Tabletop Tolson

Tabletop Tolson

Edo's Scribble Me This! Review (KS Preview)Review4:53

Edo's Scribble Me This! Review (KS Preview)

Gaming with Edo & Jessica

Gaming with Edo & Jessica

How to Play: Scribble Me ThisHow to play5:27

How to Play: Scribble Me This

Pipnetic

Pipnetic

Creators who cover this

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Gaming with Edo & Jessica
Gaming with Edo & Jessica
1 video of this game
Pipnetic
Pipnetic
1 video of this game
Tabletop Tolson
Tabletop Tolson
1 video of this game

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About Scribble Me This!

From BoardGameGeek:

Scribble Me This is about drawing pictures, solving riddles based on the drawings, and laughing with friends! It is one of five games included in The Pipnetic Book of Cut and Play Party Games: Drawing Edition. At the start of the game, each player is given a card with an answer to a riddle (but they don't know the riddle) and then they draw pictures representing those answers. When everyone is done drawing, the pictures are displayed and then the riddles are read, one at a time. For each riddle, players try to identify the drawing that shows the answer to the riddle. Players score points based on how many drawings they guess correctly and on how many times their own drawings are guessed correctly. -description from the publisher

Designers

Steve Finn, Zack Guido

Artist

Zack Guido

Publisher

Pipnetic

Categories

HumorParty Game

Mechanics

Acting & Drawing
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