George (11): I really like the drawing part of the game and its fun seeing what people come up with! I will now employ an anecdote to further prove my point. My neighbour, Jennie, was an “I can’t draw” when we brought this to the table. “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. Three rounds later Jennie’s words were “I stand corrected, I really enjoyed that!”.

I was recently invited to try out Six Second Scribbles, one of the latest games from Gamely Games. We played it for another alternative date night which now seems like a lifetime ago after a stressful house move!Number of players is fairly irrelevant, as down time is minimal thanks to the all-play mechanic. That said the box suggest 2-8 players but I would say 4-6 is still probably best.

If you already own Six Second Scribbles and enjoy it, or are looking for other inspiration, you might also like these similar games:You have ONE minute to draw up to TEN things from your card. To win points, your friends and family must be able to guess WHAT you drew. Like all good party games Six Second Scribbles is easy to learn and fast to play. We debrief while marking because at some point, someone’s guess or drawing will cause amusement around the table. Ultimately that is what this game is set up for.