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Test Chamber - Drawing The Worst Things In Drawful 2
A lot of us in the Game Informer office are big fans of Jackbox Games' work lately, with releases like Fibbage, Drawful, Quiplash, and other included in the annual Jackbox Party Pack. Today the team released Drawful 2 on consoles and Steam, it's an evolution of their winning formula for a twisted take on Pictionary. On this episode of Test Chamber, Ben Hanson is joined by Game Informer interns Leo Vader, AJ Moser, Blake Hester, and Haley MacLean to battle it out and determine the Lord of the Interns. With the addition of multiple colors, user-created prompts, and more, the sequel to Drawful seems like a safe bet for a party game. You can learn more about the creation of these absurd games in our interview with Jackbox Games' Arnie Niekamp and Evan Jacover on The Game Informer Show.
Watch the video below to see an introduction to the base game before things get weird in a custom round of Drawful 2.
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