PLAY WITH USDESIGN 玩聚設計 
Little doodles. One big “aha!”
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Each Drawy draws a complete picture of the same subject across six boards, then contributes pieces to an unexpected new image. The red filter hides yellow lines from Guessy while the artists draw; Guessy must look away during assembly and sabotage. After Baddy’s changes, Guessy looks directly at the finished picture and names the subject. It is a playful test of communication without conversation.
Drawys have one minute to draw the same subject across their own six Drawing Boards, without talking or peeking. Guessy watches through the red filter, which hides the yellow marker lines.
Guessy removes the filter, closes their eyes or turns away. Drawys take turns moving boards into matching numbered slots of the central frame until all six are filled. No rotating or overlapping. Baddy may erase on one board and add drawing to one board.
Guessy looks directly at the assembled picture and gives one answer. A correct guess earns Guessy and each Drawy two points; otherwise Baddy alone scores two. Most points after five rounds wins.
The Japanese-market edition includes Chinese, English and Japanese subject cards and rulebooks. Contents may vary by market; check the edition on the box. The core game is for 4–8; 3 players can use cooperative play, which is not available with 8 players.
