Doodle Champs

Support indie games... I think this game would massively gain reputation if there was the ability to invite your friends to play the game with you for free, like giving a link and it takes them to a website where they can join from or smth? I think it needs to take notes from jackbox for friendsharing, or at least having a "friend play version" on steam where you can use it to join other people's lobby Additionally, having some sort of "quick match" you can do to find other people playing would be great, using steam's network I feel like there is potential here for something other drawing games don't have(as long as you have a report art button) Biggest issue is, I don't know anyone who owns the game and can't really do anything alone with this game, its a party game that costs 8$ per player, maybe if only one person needs to buy the game and own it and then They can host the game and invite other people to join? --- Overall, I wish I could rank this higher, but since free art party games are just so much more accessible across devices, are free so anyone can hop in, etc, I think the game really struggles with standing out and doing unique things compared to other drawing partygames Feels like a lot of potential, and I think this could be the jackbox party pack for artists if we made it more accessible to people, I enjoy the concept and theme and UI, but I can't really play the game without other people to play with...

You don't need to be amazing at drawing to play this, it's so much fun to just doodle in and have a laugh!

Loving this game. It has such a fun and simple interface to play something chilled with friends and have a laugh. The different game modes are a hoot! It's also nice to know that it's just as nice and easy to use for a mouse user like me. Strongly recommended!

Amazing game for artists and friends, where you just let your creativity come up with the strangest and most wonderful drawings for all the different modes. DOODLE DASH- you and your friends draw with different styles and interpretations that you come up with from different prompts that you would never think of otherwise, like a brocoli hero or leaf ninja. ART ASSEMBLY- Collab together to make the strangest being and commit the silliest mistakes like drawing a head for legs. PENCIL PUSHERS- creativity is key as you try to dupe your friends into 'buying' into your crazy and cursed ideas like ;a paper bag to put on your head to scare the moon or using sweater goggles to keep your eyeballs warm. CANVAS CREW- the art writes its own story and you add onto each others doodles as you fill out the canvas together, creating stories of love, betrayel and boogers.

Music is gold (I would listen to the soundtrack even before the game came out), sound design is great, the style is very fun and I enjoyed creating characters in art assembly mode.

A wonderful party game with a ton of potential to become one of the greatest art party games out there. I was pleasantly surprised to see some shortcuts like cntrl+z to work whilst drawing being able to control some of the themes in order to play something more custom to pop culture I'm familiar with. For those interested, I played it on a Wacom intuos 16 inch and the game runs wonderfully on it. Can recommend!

[h1] I drew Cloud Strife pouring boiling milk on a steak [/h1] [i] ...and other incredible Doodle Dash prompts. [/i] If you've ever played games like Drawful or Gartic Phone, and wished it had pen pressure, or more artist friendly features - this is the game for you! I had the absolute pleasure of being a beta-tester for Doodle Champs, so I've already played a lot of the beta - but today I bought the official release and sat down to try 1.0. Doodle Champs has inspired me to dust off my old, ancient Wacom Bamboo tablet and draw again - and I'm having a blast. [h3] The gameplay [/h3] For starters, each game mode is excellent in it's own way. My favourite is [b] Art Assembly [/b] , which is not only fun to play with a group but also on your own! The nostalgia of folding up a piece of paper and drawing the different parts of the body on each side just makes this one hit different. I also want to give a special shout-out to [b] Doodle Dash [/b] , which is genuinely helping me improve my art skills by having me draw the insane (hilarious) prompts under a snappy time limit. (See title). [b] Canvas Crew [/b] is also peak cosy - you can have a chill doodling night on a shared canvas with friends, listening to your own music (or the excellent soundtrack, which I'll get to). [b] Pencil Pushers [/b] will have you cry laughing from the absurdity of the prompts and the way your clients read them. This one forces you to think outside the box and come up with the weirdest ideas. Also, Bossman haunts me in my dreams. [h3] The overall experience [/h3] Part of what makes Doodle Champs such a good time is the polish: - The UI is so charming and fun - The sound effects scratch an itch in my brain - The soundtrack slaps (I actually keep getting it stuck in my head) Overall - I think Doodle Champs is my new favourite party game, and you should check it out.

It's a fantastic game for getting laugh from silly drawings together. The best pen sensitivity I've seen any drawing party game! The game has a great overall look and style! I nearly got abs from laughter just playing it! I want to be thee Doodle Champ!

Great casual game, really entertaining to do the prompts, and cause some chaos on my friends' art. The music is quite charming, the ui is simple but easy to navigate. I would say this game helps on my art skills, especially on how fast i can produce a piece. I will say its more entertaining to play it with friends.

drew sonic with his pregnant bumblebee wife 10/10