nom.quest

Peekasso

blind drawing game · new puzzle every day · free

Peekasso is a drawing game you play with your eyes open and the paper hidden. You get a word, a blank sheet and a limited amount of paint — but your strokes are invisible as you make them. You have exactly one peek, half a second long, and you choose when to spend it. There is no undo, so every line is final. When you are done you finally see what you actually drew, and then you send it to a friend, who sees the picture but not the word and has to guess. Guess theirs back and the rally keeps going. Nothing is scored, nothing is judged by a machine, and being bad at drawing is the whole point.

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How to play

  1. Read the word at the top.
  2. Draw it with your finger — you will not see a thing.
  3. Spend your one peek whenever you like. A countdown gives you time to decide what to look at.
  4. Watch the paint. When it runs out, you are finished.
  5. Hit Done to see the damage, then send it to a friend to guess.
One good tipDecide what you want to check BEFORE you tap peek — proportions, or where you left the last line. Half a second goes nowhere if you are still deciding when the paper appears.

Questions

Do I need to be good at drawing?

No. Nobody can draw blind, which is exactly why it is funny. Bad drawings make better puzzles for whoever guesses.

Does an AI judge my drawing?

No. There is no AI and no score. A person guesses, and that is the whole game.

Why can I only peek once?

So that the peek is a decision rather than a habit. Everyone gets the same one.

Is there an undo?

No, deliberately. Undo would let you redraw until it looked right, and committing to a line you cannot see is the point.

The rest of nom.quest

nom.quest is a small collection of tiny daily puzzles — one fresh puzzle in each game, every day, free and with no account needed.