chain reaction game
A free party game — play it in your browser, no install. A real-time telephone-style drawing and guessing party game for 3 to 8 players. Draw it, guess it, pass it on! Developed by JOJIN JOHN. https://jojin1709.github.io/chain-reaction-game/
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A telephone-style drawing & guessing party game for 2 to 12 players. Developed by JOJIN JOHN No accounts • No database • 100% free to host & play
[!TIP] Play Instantly: Play right now in your browser at chain-react.vercel.app. Open it in 3 or more browser tabs to simulate a multi-player lobby!
Chain Reaction is a real-time multiplayer telephone party game (inspired by Telestrations and Gartic Phone).
Players alternate between writing phrases and drawing pictures.
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