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Soon in test on Google Play Free + optional packs Android Plays offline
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Guess This! One drawing. Your voices!

The teacher draws on the blackboard, stroke by stroke. Whoever says the answer first scores: the game understands what was said and who said it, right on the phone, with no connection.

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Guess This! logo, written in chalk
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Before its release, Google Play asks for a closed test with real testers. It opens soon: sign up now in three steps, and you will play before everyone else.

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  3. Install the game from Google Play

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Steps 2 and 3 open with the test: join the group now, we will let you know. Then keep the app installed for 14 days in a row: that is what Google asks of testers.

A question, a bug, an idea? Write to us: contact@pocketmayhemstudios.com

Genre
Guessing party game
Platform
Android 8+
Players
1 to 4
Drawings
205 (100 free)
Languages
English, French
Offline
Yes, voice included
Account
None
Price
Free, optional packs
A Party Mic round: the Eiffel Tower drawn in chalk, two players
🎙️ Voice recognition

You answer out loud. The phone knows who spoke.

No buttons to race for: you shout the answer. Speech recognition runs entirely on the phone, in English and in French.

  • Offline speech to text: no remote service, no account, nothing leaves the phone, and it works without a network.
  • A voice print per player: everyone records their voice once, in a few seconds. With a single phone in the middle of the table, the game gives the point to the right player.
  • Forgiving answers: articles, accents, plurals, “I think it's a giraffe”… all accepted. But “cat” is not “caterpillar”.
  • Your recordings stay yours: they never leave the phone, and you delete them from the settings.

The game is in test: a very short word at a noisy table is what our testers will help us fine-tune.

✏️ Chalk drawings

Drawn live, stroke by stroke

Each drawing is not a picture but a sequence of gestures written by hand: the teacher's hand traces it live, with the grain, the pressure and the wobble of real chalk. The same drawing is never traced the same way twice.

Animation: the teacher's hand draws the Eiffel Tower in chalk
Animation: the teacher's hand draws Albert Einstein in chalk

Three levels, three versions of the same drawing

Easy: colours, scenery and faces, about 300 strokes. Medium: about 150. Hard: the bare outline, about 40 strokes.

The Eiffel Tower three times: hard, medium and easy

The sooner you guess, the more you score

5 points if the answer comes before 20% of the drawing, then 4, 3, 2 and 1.

Twelve drawings of the game on the blackboard
Four ways to play

One phone or one each, out loud or in silence

Choose the mode, the players, the number of words (3, 5, 8, 10 or 20), the difficulty and the packs, and play. The teacher announces the kind of clue (“A country!”, “A famous person!”), draws, cheers the winner, and ends with the scores and “Rematch!”.

Party Mic

1 phone · 1 to 4 players · voice

  1. Put the phone in the middle of the table
  2. The first to say the answer out loud wins
  3. The game recognises who spoke and what they said

Phone Party

1 phone each · 1 to 4 players · voice

  1. Everyone plays on their own phone, on the same Wi-Fi (a QR code to join, no server)
  2. The drawing appears on every phone
  3. The first to say the answer into their phone wins!

Buzzer Battle

1 phone · 1 to 4 players · buzzer + voice

  1. One phone, one buzzer per player
  2. Hit your buzzer before you speak
  3. Only the one who buzzed may answer out loud!

Quiet Mode

1 phone · 1 player · keyboard

  1. One player, with the keyboard
  2. Type the answer on your keyboard
  3. The faster you guess, the more points you score
Drawing packs

100 drawings free, and three packs to add

The Standard pack comes with the game. The others are one-time purchases on Google Play, never a subscription.

Standard

100 drawings: objects, animals, nature, home, sport… a cat, the sun, a boat.

Free, included

Landmarks

35 landmarks of the world: the Eiffel Tower, the pyramids, Tower Bridge, the Taj Mahal, Saint Basil's, the Sydney Opera House…

One-time purchase · about €1.99

People

35 famous people: Michael Jackson, Marilyn, Einstein, Napoleon, Cleopatra, Elvis, Freddie…

One-time purchase · about €1.99

Adventure

35 adventures and legends: a pirate, a dragon, a unicorn, a knight, a mermaid, a mummy, a rocket, a volcano…

One-time purchase · about €1.99

Coming next: Halloween, Christmas, Logos. Prices are set by Google Play and may differ in your country.

Screenshots

Inside the game

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a connection?

No. The drawings, speech recognition and voice recognition are all in the app.

How does the game know who answered?

Each player records their voice once. The game compares the voice it hears with the voice prints of the table. In Phone Party, each phone only checks its owner.

What if two players speak at the same time?

The game can indeed struggle to tell who spoke: with a single mic, that's not easy! Just like in real life, you have to make yourself heard. It's total chaos, guaranteed fun… and a Referee button is there to settle it all! In Buzzer Battle, the buzzer decides.

Are my voice recordings sent anywhere?

No. They stay on the phone, and you can delete them from the settings.

Are the packs subscriptions?

No, they are one-time purchases. The 100 drawings of the Standard pack are free.

Can I play alone?

Yes: Quiet Mode, with the keyboard, or Party Mic with a single player.

Why “soon in test”?

Before a release, Google Play asks for a closed test with real testers. Join the group to be one of them.

Want to draw, guess and shout with us?

Join the testers' group now: you will be told the moment the closed test opens.

Credits · Speech recognition by sherpa-onnx (Apache 2.0) with the Kroko ASR models (Banafo); voice recognition with ERes2Net (3D-Speaker); Patrick Hand font (OFL). Made with Godot.

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