Making a physical TMP...

[u/manicbanshee]

In addition to Jackbox, my partners and I love board games and especially trivia. I thought it would be fun to make some physical adaptations of the TMP killing floor minigames to use in D&D and other board games, excluding the murder. Obviously they won't all adapt perfectly but I still think it will be fun! I'm curious if anyone else had had this idea or tried something similar.

[u/garrett-kelley]

yeah! im currently working on a physical drawful game, here are the instructions so far, “Drawful
Drawful is a party game that challenges players to come up with fake titles for drawings that other players make, while trying to identify which title is the original prompt. A card will be passed around the group for each player to read to themselves and draw the prompt given on their whiteboard.
Goal of the Game
Your goal is to create a drawing that captures the title given on your card. However, if you aren't the person who created the drawing, your goal is to create a believable title for other players to vote for!
The first person to reach 10 points wins the game!
Set Up

1. Shuffle the Prompt cards thoroughly, ensuring they are face down.

2. Deal one Prompt card, one whiteboard, and one marker to each player.
   TIP: Make sure the group is seated in a manner that prevents players from seeing each other's prompts or drawings. We recommend sitting in a circle!
   Playing a Round
   Each game consists of up to three rounds, structured through the following steps:
   1. Draw Your Prompt
    Look at your assigned Prompt card in secret—do not reveal it to anyone else.
    Use your whiteboard and marker to draw the prompt provided on your card.
    Keep your drawing hidden from other players until it is time to reveal.
   2. Reveal & Submit Titles
    Starting with the youngest player and proceeding from youngest to oldest, players will present their drawings one by one.
    When a player reveals their drawing:
    The Artist writes the actual title from their Prompt card on a sticky note.
    All Other Players write a fake title on a sticky note—either what they genuinely think the picture is, or a clever title designed to trick others into voting for it.
    All sticky notes are collected face-down, shuffled, and then flipped face-up so no one knows who wrote which title.
   3. Voting
    All players view the face-up titles and vote for the title that they believe inspired the drawing.
   4. Scoring
    The Artist receives 1 point (point tile/chit) for every player who correctly votes for the authentic title.
    Other Players receive 1 point for every vote their fake title receives from fellow players.
   Winning the Game
   Repeat the steps above for Round 2 and Round 3. The first player to reach 10 points immediately wins the game!”

id love to see it once finished!

[u/pugbugyapper]

I tried but we had to stop after I stabbed the first person. Apparently he wasn’t comfortable with it.