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(More customer reviews)I must admit that I am a game adict and it is difficult to find games that everyone will agree to play. There are many drawing games that many will refuse to play because they think they "can't draw". A game that is super fun to play is "Who, What, Where", but since it is 5 minutes of actual drawing a picture, most people refuse to play. This is not a problem with this game, since it is doodling and fast paced, people will agree to doodle out their best interpretation of an object.
In Oodles of Doodles, you select a card that has a subject matter on it. Now, there can be up to eight objects on the back of the card (sometimes less) and each drawing item fits into the clue on the front of the card. So, we are already starting off with an understanding of where the drawer is going. Then there is a whiteboard with 8 boxes for drawing 1 item in each box. For example, the card might say: "Items found in a classroom". You turn over the 90 second timer, and start drawing item #1: desk (in box #1), #2: pencil (in box #2), #3: teacher(in box #3), #4: crayons (in box #4), etc. There are varying levels of difficulty, the hardest one I had was types of Parties, and has to draw a retirement party, however, since you only have 90 seconds to draw all 8 pictures, you'll never be stuck on the same drawing for too long, you just keep the pace going, and laugh, laugh, laugh!!
Final Verdict: Definately recommended to anyone and everyone. Is sure to be a blast at the next get together.
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This is the most fun you can have with a marker without drawing on people who are asleep. Can you draw eight clues so your teammates can guess them? In 90 seconds or less? Try this one: the category, which your teammates get to see, is Things You Believe In. And you need to draw: Santa Claus (easy), Tooth Fairy (OK), UFOs (uh-huh), the Easter Bunny (a snap), elves (sure), magic (uhhh alright), true love (a tough one!) and ESP (what?!). Lucky you didnt get the bonus card that asked you to get your team to guess five famous painters! Its Password meets Pictionary meets the quality of Binary Arts. Game comes with 200 double-sided category cards, a 90-second timer, a card holder, a scorecard, a dry erase doodle board, a dry erase marker and a dry erase eraser.A 2003 Parents' Choice Approved award winner.
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