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Doodle Royale

Play Doodle Royale, a free draw-and-guess game in your browser. Every game seats five players - you and four computer players - and over two rounds each of you draws twice. On your turn, pick one of three words (easy, medium or hard) and draw it in 60 seconds with 11 colors, three brush sizes, an eraser, a fill bucket and undo. When a computer player draws, its pencil sketches the picture stroke by stroke: type the word as fast as you can. A correct guess scores 100 points plus up to 300 for the time left, and the first correct guess earns 50 more; when you draw, every player who guesses your word pays you 40 points. Letters appear on longer words as time runs out, and hints reveal more (3 free hints a day). There are 125 words to draw and guess. Level up to unlock daily tasks, awards, avatars, a 72-sticker album, a store and a simulated guild. Single-player (no online play), in English or Japanese: the Japanese page opens it in Japanese, with Japanese words and a kana keyboard, and Settings switches the language any time; other pages start in English. No download, no sign-up; progress saves in your browser.

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DeveloperBrave Games

ModesSingle player

ReleasedOctober 2026

TechnologyUnity WebGL

PlatformBrowser (desktop & laptop) — touch drawing built in

How to Play

Doodle Royale is a free draw-and-guess game that runs in your browser — no download, no sign-up. Every game seats five players: you and four computer players. Players take turns drawing a secret word while everyone else types guesses, and over two rounds each player draws twice, so a game lasts ten turns. On your turn you pick one of three words — easy, medium or hard — and get 60 seconds to draw it with 11 colors, three brush sizes, an eraser, a fill bucket and undo. When a computer player draws, its pencil sketches the picture stroke by stroke and you race to type the answer: the faster you guess, the more points you score, and the first correct guess earns a bonus. On longer words letters appear as the clock runs down, and hints reveal more. There are 125 words to draw and guess. Between games you level up and unlock daily tasks, awards, avatars, a 72-sticker album, a store and a guild of simulated teammates. From the Japanese page the game opens in Japanese — with Japanese words and a kana keyboard — and you can switch between English and Japanese any time in Settings.

Browser Controls

Draw: On your turn, click and drag on the paper (or draw with a finger)
Tools: 11 colors, three brush sizes, pencil, eraser, fill bucket, undo and clear
Guess: Type on the on-screen keyboard or your computer keyboard, then press OK or Enter
Hint: The HINT button next to the word reveals one letter (3 free hints a day)
Japanese: In Japanese the keyboard becomes a kana keyboard with ゛゜ and 小 keys; on a computer keyboard just type romaji — neko becomes ねこ
Leave: Back arrow at the top left (the energy you spent on the game is not returned)
Settings: Gear button: music, sound and Language (English / 日本語)

Special Rules

A Game: Five players: you and four computer players. Over two rounds everyone draws once per round, so a game has ten turns. The drawer picks one of three words — easy, medium or hard — within 10 seconds and then has 60 seconds to draw it while the others type guesses.
Guessing Points: A correct guess scores 100 points plus up to 300 more for the time left, and the first player to guess the word gets 50 extra. A guess that is one letter off a word of five letters or more is shown as close.
Drawing Points: When you draw, you score 40 points for every player who guesses your word, plus 60 more if everyone gets it.
Letters & Hints: On longer words one letter appears by itself halfway through the turn, and on the longest another at three-quarters. HINT reveals one more letter whenever you like — but the last hidden letter is never given away. You get 3 free hints a day; more come from the store, chests and sticker sets.
Coins After a Game: The final ranking pays coins: 120 for 1st, 80 for 2nd, 60 for 3rd, 40 for 4th and 30 for 5th, plus one coin for every 25 points you scored.
Energy: Each game costs one energy. You hold up to ten, and one comes back every 30 minutes. When you run out, the energy window offers a full refill for 350 coins or a free +1.
Levels & Unlocks: Every finished game gives XP. The tutorial takes you to level 2 and opens Daily Tasks; Awards open at level 3, your Profile and avatars at 4, Stickers at 5, the Store at 6, the Guild at 8, guild search at 9 and Best Scores at 10.
Tasks & Awards: Four daily tasks — guess words, get your drawings guessed, claim an award, buy something in the store — pay coins, and clearing all four opens a daily chest. Nine awards, such as Word Wizard, Speedster and Perfect Artist, each have three stars to earn.
Stickers: Chests from tasks, awards and the store hold stickers: 72 of them in eight sets of nine, from Capy Club to Sushi Bar. A finished set pays coins (and hints), all 72 pay 5,000 coins, and the album starts over every calendar month.
Guild: The guild is simulated: your teammates are computer characters who ask for energy, send you energy and trade stickers. There are no real players in it.
Progress Saves: Coins, levels, stickers, best scores and settings are saved in your browser on this device.

Drawing & Guessing Tips

Guess early: Points drop as the clock runs and the first correct guess earns 50 extra, so type your best idea as soon as the sketch takes shape. Wrong guesses cost nothing.
Read the word bar: The underscores show how long the word is (the number beside them counts the letters), and a two-word answer has a gap. When you're stuck with time left, a hint now is worth more than a late guess.
Draw the outline first: The computer players start guessing once enough of your drawing is on the paper. Get the main shape down quickly and add details after — every player who guesses pays you 40 points.
Pick the easy word: Easy words get guessed by more players, and you earn 40 points for each one. Choose EASY when you draw unless you want a challenge.
Collect the daily rewards: Clear the four daily tasks for coins and the daily chest, and take the free Daily Gift in the store (50 coins once a day).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Doodle Royale?

Doodle Royale is a free draw-and-guess game you play in the browser against four computer players. Take turns drawing a secret word and guessing the others' sketches — the faster you guess, the more points you score. No download or sign-up needed.

How do you play Doodle Royale?

Press Play. When it's your turn, pick one of three words and draw it within 60 seconds using the pencil, colors, eraser and fill tools. When another player draws, type what you think it is and press OK or Enter. After two rounds — ten turns — the player with the most points wins.

Is Doodle Royale multiplayer?

No. Every game is you against four computer-controlled players: they draw their words stroke by stroke and type guesses like real players. There is no online play and no chat with other people, and the guild teammates are simulated too.

How does scoring work in Doodle Royale?

A correct guess is worth 100 points plus up to 300 for the time left, and the first player to guess gets 50 more. The drawer earns 40 points for each player who guesses, plus 60 if everyone does. After the game, coins are paid by place (120 for 1st down to 30 for 5th) plus one coin per 25 points.

How many words are there?

125 everyday words: animals, food, nature, weather, space, vehicles, household things, clothes and more. When you draw, you choose from three of them — one easy, one medium and one hard when possible.

How do hints work?

On longer words letters appear automatically as the turn runs out. The HINT button reveals one more letter whenever you like, but the last hidden letter always stays hidden. You get 3 free hints a day; extra hints come from the store, chests and completed sticker sets.

What is energy for?

Each game costs one energy. You can hold ten, and one refills every 30 minutes. When you run out you can refill all ten for 350 coins or take a free +1 from the energy window.

Is Doodle Royale like skribbl.io?

It is the same kind of game — one player draws a secret word, the others race to guess it, and letters appear as time runs out — but Doodle Royale is its own game, played against computer players, with levels, daily tasks, awards and a sticker album. It is not affiliated with skribbl.io.

Is the game in Japanese?

Yes. Doodle Royale opens in Japanese when you play from the Japanese page (playgami.gg/ja/game/doodle-royale); from this page it starts in English. In Japanese the words are Japanese too (ねこ, アイスクリーム …) and the guessing keyboard becomes a kana keyboard; on a computer keyboard you can type romaji (neko → ねこ). Switch between English and Japanese any time with Language in Settings — the game remembers your choice.

Can I play Doodle Royale on my phone?

The game has touch drawing and an on-screen keyboard and adapts to portrait and landscape screens. We have tested it in desktop browsers so far, so a computer is the recommended way to play for now.

Does my progress save?

Yes. Coins, levels, stickers, best scores and settings are saved in your browser's local storage on the device you play on. Clearing site data or switching devices starts a new save.

Does it cost anything?

No. There are no real-money purchases; coins come from games, daily tasks, awards and free rewards.

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