Drawiing Without Dignity - an Adult Party Game of Uncensored Sketches

I played this Christmas night with my lovely family after a wonderful dinner. It was enlightening, so much so I bought my own copy the next day.Things I learned -- My brother, the stoic, upstanding family man, giggles like a school girl drawing [redacted].- My sister-in-law, the very definition of grace and poise, mother to two sweet young girls... is the artist behind what I can only imagine to be the world's most grotesque and complete drawing of [redacted].-My sweet, innocent, art-class attending Catholic mother, who was so perturbed by my use of a swear word in her presence last year that I can still taste the soap she used (generic gold bar soap, in case you were wondering)... apparently has a firm grasp on shading and perspective, and demonstrated by drawing [redacted] in extraordinary detail. She also called me a pansy for being caught speechless by that drawing and costing our team the point.-My other brother, the weathered adventurer, wanderer, outdoorsman gets very particular about how to properly draw the effect of wind on a stream of urine.I also learned that you should not pair this game with cheap wine if you tend to drink when embarrassed, unless you enjoy waking up the next morning with the world's worst hangover, a pencil in your hair, and a hazy memory of your dad yelling "C***BLOCK, that's clearly [redacted]. Trust me. Give me that point!"10/10, would play again!

Basically an adult version of pictionary, this made for many laughs trying to draw inappropriate phrases or things for your partner to guess, and hopefully score more points than the other team. Set feels like good quality, enough cards to play repeatedly. We chose to avoid the dice which primarily dictated which item number on the card to draw just to make the game a little easier and not get stuck floundering instead of drawing if the particular thing seemed too difficult to draw, would definitely not be known by the partner at all, or if we thought another item on the card would be far more amusing for the given target or past stories/history etc. The only thing that leaves this rarely played for me is it needs teams so it is less flexible with how many people are present (ideally 4 or 6 people) whereas other similar games like Cards Against Humanity can be brought out fairly regardless of how many people are there or who is coming or going partway through the game. Definitely recommend Drawing Without Dignity.

Originally I got this game for my mom... after we opened it up and saw the cards, we realized it’s not the most appropriate for family game night. (Haha, oops.) She was shocked at some of the language. We couldnt play with kids around so I ended up taking it home.By the description and photos shown online, I assumed it was family friendly. Really had no idea it would be so vulgar- which is great, but in the right setting.THIS GAME IS HILARIOUS TO PLAY WITH FRIENDS! (NOT appropriate if you’re looking for something family-friendly)It will leave you and your friends cracking up!!!

I played this games with a group of friends for my sister's bday. Although you can have up to four teams, opted to have two teams, with six people on each team. The rules are pretty clear and the cards are hilarious. This game was really fun, my friends were talking about it the next day. I must say, it's all in not how well one can draw, but how well one can get their team to guess, what the heck it is they are drawing. At times we didn't know what was the funniest, the drawings or the explanations of the drawings.

At my last party, for some reason people starting randomly drawing body parts on paper scraps so I bought this for my recent game night. Everyone loved it. I'm sure we didn't follow the rules because it was WAY to hard to read them after quite a few drinks. Each card has 5 options on it so we just picked a card and chose an option to draw. We followed the other regular rules of Pictionary. There are special cards for blocking the other team but again, I was NOT into reading the rules so I have no idea if they are quality adds to the game. Good Luck! Happy Drinking and Drawing!

The game is fun and silly for those who are over the age of 21. You can divide into teams, or play as individuals. One person draws from a card, and they are timed. Highest score wins. Don't play this if you are embarrassed or shy as the words are graphic and some rated "X". In a group of adults, it can be very funny.

Got this game because my friends and I are addicted to CAH. Figured it would be fun, however, since none of us can draw to save our miserable lives(!) we decided to play this as Charades instead of using the tiny picture pad that the game comes with. OMG charades with this game!?!? Non-stop laughter! My first card was "dick cheese", try to act THAT out?! Good times!

This was a really fun game, I kinda like it better than Cards Against Humanity. However, some of the cards have things on them that are IMPOSSIBLE to draw..just things that someone could never guess. The "orgy" part (when all teams draw/guess the same thing at the same time with a timer) is super fun and competitive though.

This is a saucy version of Pictionary and great to play with a group of people who don't mind a little rudeness. If you love Cards Against Humanity you'll probably like this too!