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Pictionary: The Game of Quick Draw

Moby ID: 5629

[ All ] [ Amiga ] [ Amstrad CPC ] [ Atari ST ] [ Commodore 64 ] [ DOS ] [ ZX Spectrum ]

Amiga screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen.

thumbnail — The game board.

thumbnail — What could it be?

thumbnail — A panda!

thumbnail — The computer draws a robot.

thumbnail — The computer draws a computer.

thumbnail — What could this be?

thumbnail — Apparently it is a horse being branded.

thumbnail — Won the game!

Amstrad CPC screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — The game board

thumbnail — Some instructions

thumbnail — Drawing a test image.

Atari ST screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Help screen

thumbnail — The game board

thumbnail — The computer is drawing something.

thumbnail — Nope, wrong guess

Commodore 64 screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Main menu over the board

thumbnail — Ready to do a practice drawing.

thumbnail — Ah! Le Masterpiece!

DOS screenshots

thumbnail — title screen - EGA

thumbnail — the game board - EGA

thumbnail — the computer drawing - EGA

thumbnail — free form drawing - EGA

thumbnail — title screen - CGA

thumbnail — the game board - CGA

thumbnail — computer drawing - CGA

ZX Spectrum screenshots

thumbnail — This screen displays as the game loads

thumbnail — Then the game does a bit more loading. Across the top are options. Game sets how many players there are, Level sets how long the player(s) have to guess

thumbnail — The action keys cannot be redefined, however the important keys are displayed, this can also be displayed via the Help / Keys menu

thumbnail — Some more instructions, still not sure what is going on. This can also be displayed via the Help / Help menu

thumbnail — The game starts and the computer begins to draw. The countdown timer shows that there is a minute to guess what this is going to be

thumbnail — Eighteen seconds to draw a square! Seems like the computer's time-wasting

thumbnail — From this its obvious that the answer is a cafe or restaurant. Now what were those keys again?

thumbnail — At 15 seconds the player hit the space bar in desperation because the action keys did not seem to help

thumbnail — The game responds by giving the answer and asking if the player got it right. Well he had two words in mind and one was the right answer so the response is Yes

thumbnail — That 'Well Done' was deserved. To continue the game the player(s) must point the cursor at the 'Continue game' box and press 'Fire', alternatively the 'C' action key also does the job

thumbnail — The game continues, a dice is rolled, and in order to repeat the cycle the player must use the arrow keys to point to the stack of question cards, the brick like thing in the top right

thumbnail — The computer draws another picture, then another etc until the game is complete

thumbnail — Game options : number of players / teams

thumbnail — Game options : difficulty level

thumbnail — Game Options : in a multiplayer game the players get the chance to draw a picture using the game. This is also the control that loads an alternate block of questions

thumbnail — The Help option shows the current score, copyright information

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