About Drawblins

Drawblins is a free party game site for teams. Eleven multiplayer games run in your browser, in one room, with no download and no signup for players.

Why it exists

Most online drawing games stop at eight to twelve players. That is fine for friends on a Friday night and useless for a company all-hands with eighty people on the call. Drawblins started as a drawing and guessing game that could hold a whole team: up to 30 people take turns drawing while up to 500 watch the canvas live, guess in chat and score on the same leaderboard.

The rest of the site grew from the same question: what do people actually play when a meeting needs ten minutes of fun? Icebreakers like Two Truths and a Lie, quick quizzes, writing games where the room votes, and a few classics for a 1v1 while everyone else watches.

Who makes it

Drawblins is an independent project, designed, built and run by one developer in Lahore, Pakistan. The code, the game rules, the word lists, the writing prompts and the artwork are all original work made for this site. When you email us, the reply comes from the person who wrote the game.

What you can play

• Draw & Guess: one person draws a secret word, everyone races to guess it.
• Caption Clash: everyone writes a funny answer to a prompt and the room votes.
• Bluff Trivia: write a fake answer to an obscure question, then find the real one.
• Two Truths and a Lie: the classic icebreaker, played in rotation.
• Wavelength: read a teammate's clue and find the hidden spot on a scale.
• Speed Trivia: a live quiz where faster correct answers score more.
• Tic Tac Toe, Four in a Row, Dots and Boxes and Ludo: board games for two to four, with the room watching.
• Rock Paper Scissors: a whole-room knockout bracket.

Every game works with Red vs Blue team mode, and the how to play guide covers rules, scoring and host controls. If you are planning a session for work, the team building guide suggests which game fits which group.

How the games are built

The server runs every game. It decides turns, timers and scores, so a slow connection or a refreshed tab does not break a round for anyone else. A player who joins late sees the drawing replayed from the first stroke, and a room in progress survives a server restart with its scores intact. Each game's rules live in their own module with automated tests that run before every release.

How we keep rooms friendly

• Hosts can mute or remove anyone. A removed player cannot rejoin by changing their name.
• Chat runs through a word filter that masks offensive words. Names and custom word lists that contain them are rejected outright, because everyone in the room sees them.
• Drawings and chat are not stored once a game ends. The privacy policy lists exactly what is kept and why.
• The game screen never shows ads. Ads appear only on information pages like this one, and branded rooms are ad-free.

What has changed

Drawblins is updated often. The main milestones so far:

• 4 August 2026: first playable version of Draw & Guess and Caption Clash.
• 20 August 2026: drawblins.com goes live, with optional accounts, Event Rooms and the 500-person room.
• 23 August 2026: Tic Tac Toe, and a rebuilt layout for phones.
• 28 August 2026: Bluff Trivia, Two Truths and a Lie, Wavelength, Speed Trivia and Red vs Blue team mode.
• 31 August 2026: Ludo.
• 6 October 2026: Four in a Row, Dots and Boxes, the Rock Paper Scissors tournament and a new game lobby.
• 26 October 2026: this page, a contact page, and clearer privacy and terms pages.

Get in touch

Found a bug, want a game added, or planning a big event? The contact page explains what to include so we can help quickly.