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{{Infobox bundled game|name=Drawful: Animate|internalname=DrawfulAnimate|bundles=[[The Jackbox Party Pack 8]]|category=[[Drawing]]|hosts=[[Katie Rich]]|numberofplayers=3-10|duration=15 Minutes|languages=English|director=[[Spencer Ham]]|producer=[[Lindsey Leder]]|website=[https://www.jackboxgames.com/games/drawful-animate jackboxgames.com]|genre=Party|filename=Drawful Animate}}{{UnderConstruction}}
{{Infobox bundled game|name=Drawful: Animate|internalname=DrawfulAnimate|bundles=[[The Jackbox Party Pack 8]]|category=[[Drawing]]|hosts=[[Katie Rich]]|numberofplayers=3-10|duration=15 Minutes|languages=English|director=[[Spencer Ham]]|producer=[[Lindsey Leder]]|website=[https://www.jackboxgames.com/games/drawful-animate jackboxgames.com]|genre=Party|filename=Drawful Animate}}{{UnderConstruction}}


'''''Drawful: Animate''''' is a party video game and one of five games featured in [[The Jackbox Party Pack 8|''The Jackbox Party Pack 8'']]. It is the third game in the [[Drawful (series)|Drawful series]].
'''''Drawful: Animate''''' is a party video game and one of five games featured in [[The Jackbox Party Pack 8|''The Jackbox Party Pack 8'']]. It is the third game in the [[Drawful (series)|''Drawful'' series]].


== Gameplay ==
== Gameplay ==
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Once all titles have been entered, everyone's fake titles as well as the true title will show up on-screen one by one. After all titles have been shown, all players will then be prompted to pick which one of the titles is the original one. After the player has voted for a title, they can give likes to any other prompt; they'll also have a chance to ''"double-down"'' on the prompt that they picked, which will double their voting outcomes.
Once all titles have been entered, everyone's fake titles as well as the true title will show up on-screen one by one. After all titles have been shown, all players will then be prompted to pick which one of the titles is the original one. After the player has voted for a title, they can give likes to any other prompt; they'll also have a chance to ''"double-down"'' on the prompt that they picked, which will double their voting outcomes.


When everyone's votes are in, all the fake titles that have gotten one or more player or audience votes will be shown, with the player who originally wrote the fake prompt; they'll get 500 points per fooled player, 1,000 points per player who doubled down on their lie, and percentage of a 1,000 point audience pool, depending on how many audience members fell for their lie.  
When everyone's votes are in, all the fake titles that have gotten one or more player or audience votes will be shown, with the player who originally wrote the fake prompt; they'll get 500 points per fooled player, 1,000 points per player who doubled down, and a percentage of a 1,000 point audience pool, depending on how many audience members fell for their lie.  


On the flip side, if one or more player players or audience members pick the truth, the players who picked it will get 1,000 points, 2,000 points if doubled down. The artist will also get 1,000 points for every player who picked their truth, and a percentage of the audience point pool; however, the original artist will '''not''' get any extra points per double down.
On the flip side, if one or more players or audience members pick the truth, the players who picked it will get 1,000 points, 2,000 points if they doubled down. The artist will also get 1,000 points for every player who picked their truth, and a percentage of the audience point pool; however, the original artist will '''not''' get any extra points per double down.


Any likes given to any of the fake answers submitted by the players will give an additional 5 points to their respective writers per like given.
Any likes given to any of the fake answers submitted by the players will give an additional 5 points to their respective writers per like given.
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When all rounds are up, the final scores are tallied and a winner is declared.
When all rounds are up, the final scores are tallied and a winner is declared.


====== Friend Mode ======
=== Friend Mode ===
Friend Mode is an addition to Drawful Animate; the gameplay is pretty much the same as in regular mode, but with the inclusion of a players' name at the beginning of the prompt (i.e. ''[PLAYER NAME]'s favorite yoga pose'' or ''[PLAYER NAME] when nobody's looking''.)
Friend Mode is an addition to Drawful Animate; the gameplay is pretty much the same as in regular mode, but with the inclusion of a players' name at the beginning of the prompt (i.e. ''[PLAYER NAME]'s favorite yoga pose'' or ''[PLAYER NAME] when nobody's looking''.)


== Development ==
== Development ==
The design team for the game are as follows:
* [[Spencer Ham]] - Director
* [[Claire McFadden]] - Lead Editorial
* [[Isaac Sweet]] - Lead Gameplay Engineer
* [[Dave Innis]] - Lead Artist
* [[Andy Poland]] - Audio Lead
* [[Alex Swan]] - Lead Jackbox.TV Engineer


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==


* This is the first game in the [[Drawful (series)|Drawful series]] to implement a ''doubling down'' feature, with it also being the second Jackbox game in general to include it, along with ''[[Role Models]].''
* This is the first game in the [[Drawful (series)|''Drawful'' series]] to implement a ''doubling down'' feature, with it also being the second Jackbox game in general to include it, along with ''[[Role Models]].''
* The game uses the following fonts:
* The game uses the following fonts:
** ''American Typewriter'', designed by Joel Kaden and Tony Stan for the International Typeface Corporation (ITC).''<ref>MyFonts, "ITC American Typewriter" (Retrieved April 11th, 2025) https://www.myfonts.com/collections/american-typewriter-font-itc</ref>''
** ''American Typewriter'', designed by Joel Kaden and Tony Stan for the International Typeface Corporation (ITC).''<ref>MyFonts, "ITC American Typewriter" (Retrieved April 11th, 2025) https://www.myfonts.com/collections/american-typewriter-font-itc</ref>''
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File:Drawful Animate Featured Content.png|The Featured Content screen for ''Drawful: Animate''.
File:Drawful Animate Featured Content.png|The Featured Content screen for ''Drawful: Animate''.
</gallery>
</gallery>
=== Controller ===
<gallery mode="nolines" widths="120" heights="230">
File:DA 1.png|The waiting screen.
File:DA 2.png|The drawing screen, along with its respective color palette and frames.
File:DA 3.png|The lie entering screen.
File:DA 4.png|The answer picking screen.
File:DA 5.png|The screen that appears after you've chosen a prompt, with the option to double down and give likes to the other titles.
File:DA 6.png|The screen that appears on your animation, where you can tap its respective buttons to make the animation faster or slower.
</gallery>
=== Promo Art ===
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== References ==
== References ==
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[[Category:Drawing]]
[[Category:Drawing]]

Latest revision as of 04:23, 15 September 2025

Drawful: Animate
Drawful: Animate game tile
Drawful: Animate game tile
Internal name DrawfulAnimate
Part of The Jackbox Party Pack 8
Game type Drawing
Hosted by Katie Rich
Number of players 3-10
Game duration 15 Minutes
Languages English
Genre Party
Director Spencer Ham
Producer Lindsey Leder
Website jackboxgames.com
File:Red quip with construction helmet.svg HEADS UP! This page is under construction.
Pardon our dust—not all information is available.

Drawful: Animate is a party video game and one of five games featured in The Jackbox Party Pack 8. It is the third game in the Drawful series.

Gameplay

Everyone's given a prompt to draw, of which they have to draw two individual frames (or drawings) as best as they can. Just like all other Drawful entries (except for Dirty Drawful,) there is no eraser or undo button for a player to redo their strokes.

After all drawings have been submitted, manually or automatically, a player's animation will show up on-screen, with both of their frames moving simultaneously.

Everyone will then be prompted to type out a fake title for the animation that's currently being shown, with a 45 character limit.

Once all titles have been entered, everyone's fake titles as well as the true title will show up on-screen one by one. After all titles have been shown, all players will then be prompted to pick which one of the titles is the original one. After the player has voted for a title, they can give likes to any other prompt; they'll also have a chance to "double-down" on the prompt that they picked, which will double their voting outcomes.

When everyone's votes are in, all the fake titles that have gotten one or more player or audience votes will be shown, with the player who originally wrote the fake prompt; they'll get 500 points per fooled player, 1,000 points per player who doubled down, and a percentage of a 1,000 point audience pool, depending on how many audience members fell for their lie.

On the flip side, if one or more players or audience members pick the truth, the players who picked it will get 1,000 points, 2,000 points if they doubled down. The artist will also get 1,000 points for every player who picked their truth, and a percentage of the audience point pool; however, the original artist will not get any extra points per double down.

Any likes given to any of the fake answers submitted by the players will give an additional 5 points to their respective writers per like given.

Once everyone's animations have been shown, if the game has 6 or less players, another round will be played, with the same rules but with different prompts.

When all rounds are up, the final scores are tallied and a winner is declared.

Friend Mode

Friend Mode is an addition to Drawful Animate; the gameplay is pretty much the same as in regular mode, but with the inclusion of a players' name at the beginning of the prompt (i.e. [PLAYER NAME]'s favorite yoga pose or [PLAYER NAME] when nobody's looking.)

Development

The design team for the game are as follows:

Trivia

  • This is the first game in the Drawful series to implement a doubling down feature, with it also being the second Jackbox game in general to include it, along with Role Models.
  • The game uses the following fonts:
    • American Typewriter, designed by Joel Kaden and Tony Stan for the International Typeface Corporation (ITC).[1]
    • Bango Pro, designed by Joël Carrouché for JCFonts.[2]
  • The main menu screen for Drawful: Animate.
    The main menu screen for Drawful: Animate.
  • The lobby screen for Drawful: Animate.
    The lobby screen for Drawful: Animate.
  • The lobby screen for Drawful: Animate's Friend Mode.
    The lobby screen for Drawful: Animate's Friend Mode.
  • The Make Your Own screen for Drawful: Animate.
    The Make Your Own screen for Drawful: Animate.
  • The Featured Content screen for Drawful: Animate.
    The Featured Content screen for Drawful: Animate.

Controller

  • The waiting screen.
    The waiting screen.
  • The drawing screen, along with its respective color palette and frames.
    The drawing screen, along with its respective color palette and frames.
  • The lie entering screen.
    The lie entering screen.
  • The answer picking screen.
    The answer picking screen.
  • The screen that appears after you've chosen a prompt, with the option to double down and give likes to the other titles.
    The screen that appears after you've chosen a prompt, with the option to double down and give likes to the other titles.
  • The screen that appears on your animation, where you can tap its respective buttons to make the animation faster or slower.
    The screen that appears on your animation, where you can tap its respective buttons to make the animation faster or slower.

Promo Art

File:Red quip with construction helmet.svg HEADS UP! This page is under construction.
Pardon our dust—not all information is available.

References

  1. ↑ MyFonts, "ITC American Typewriter" (Retrieved April 11th, 2025) https://www.myfonts.com/collections/american-typewriter-font-itc
  2. ↑ MyFonts, JCFonts, "Bango Pro" (Retrieved April 14th, 2025) https://www.myfonts.com/collections/bango-pro-font-jcfonts
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