Really Bad Art
- Players: 3–6 players
- Play time: 20–40 min
- BGG rating: 6.9
About Really Bad Art
Really Bad Art is what you're making in this party game, but not because you're a terrible drawer, no — only because you have exactly six seconds to see what you're supposed to draw, then draw it! Each round, each player secretly takes a card with two phrases like "lack of confidence", "quality of life", "constructive criticism", or "yikes!", then draws a representation of one of those phrases based on whichever color was chosen. Those cards are then shuffled with a dummy card and laid out next to the game board, after which everyone secretly votes on which piece of art corresponds to which card. Guess correctly, and you score two points; have others guess your phrase correctly, and you score one point. Rounds continue until someone has scored thirty or more points and won the game!
- Released
- 2016
- Designers
- Sean Fletcher, Forrest-Pruzan Creative
- Age
- 12+
- Best with
- 5 or 6 players (BGG community)
Rules and prices
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How many players can play Really Bad Art?
Really Bad Art plays with 3–6 players.
What is the best player count for Really Bad Art?
BoardGameGeek community voters say Really Bad Art is best with 5 or 6 players (3 votes).
How long does Really Bad Art take to play?
A game of Really Bad Art takes 20–40 min.
What age is Really Bad Art for?
The recommended minimum age for Really Bad Art is 12+.
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