Pass a message through pictures
Gartic Phone adapts the telephone game into a sequence of writing and drawing turns. In Normal mode, begin with a sentence, draw a prompt received from another player, then describe a drawing someone else has made. The final album reveals how each message changed as it passed through the group.
The format may suit friends who enjoy visual jokes and comparing interpretations of the same idea. The entry page recommends gathering in a voice call, and offers anonymous and authenticated options for entering the game.
Choose a different kind of round
The developer's official modes guide describes several alternatives. Knock-off asks players to copy drawings from memory with shrinking time limits. Animation turns successive drawings into frames, while Story passes written sentences between players to build a story.
These presets let a group choose whether the next session emphasizes drawing, memory, animation, or writing.
Set up a game with friends
Choose a character and nickname to enter anonymously, or use the authenticated option. According to the official setup guide, the lobby creator selects a preset and shares an invitation link. Hosts can also adjust settings such as time, task flow, and the number of turns to shape the session.