Drawaoke: Sing, Scribble, Showdown!
Launches 1 October 2026 · PC · Upcoming
Story
♪ There's a great big round balloon that's floating gently to the sky— ♪ And a little dancing ribbon hangs below and sways to and fro. —So, what exactly are you being made to draw? You won't find out until the very end. This whole way of playing — drawing from nothing but a song's instructions — comes from ekaki-uta, Japan's classic drawing songs. ■ We all heard the same song. So why do our drawings look nothing alike? Try it yourself and you'll see: drawing from nothing but a sung phrase is surprisingly hard. Everyone reads the lines their own way, so the finished drawings almost never look alike. ■ Can't draw? You'll fit right in In a drawing song where you don't know the answer, getting it right on your first try would honestly be the strange part. And yet, somehow, there are near misses — drawings that look almost, sort of, like the answer. That's where the fun is. Play a few songs and you start piecing it together: "That phrase repeated — arms? Legs?" "A small part — an eye, maybe?" Before you know it, you're actually getting better. It's less a test of drawing skill, and more of a riddle to solve. ■ The reveal is the best part Coach Sketch's answer plays...
Gameplay
♪ There's a great big round balloon that's floating gently to the sky— ♪ And a little dancing ribbon hangs below and sways to and fro. —So, what exactly are you being made to draw? You won't find out until the very end. This whole way of playing — drawing from nothing but a song's instructions — comes from ekaki-uta, Japan's classic drawing songs. ■ We all heard the same song. So why do our drawings look nothing alike? Try it yourself and you'll see: drawing from nothing but a sung phrase is surprisingly hard. Everyone reads the lines their own way, so the finished drawings almost never look alike. ■ Can't draw? You'll fit right in In a drawing song where you don't know the answer, getting it right on your first try would honestly be the strange part. And yet, somehow, there are near misses — drawings that look almost, sort of, like the answer. That's where the fun is. Play a few songs and you start piecing it together: "That phrase repeated — arms? Legs?" "A small part — an eye, maybe?" Before you know it, you're actually getting better. It's less a test of drawing skill, and more of a riddle to solve. ■ The reveal is the best part Coach Sketch's answer plays back alongside everyone's drawings, all animated at once. They advance stroke by stroke in time with the song, so you can see exactly where each of you went wrong. When it finally clicks, send a "Nice...
Features
- Single-player
- Multi-player
- PvP
- Online PvP
- Steam Cloud
- Family Sharing
Developed by 2P START.