GuessArt

One player draws a secret word on the canvas while everyone else races to type the correct guess in chat.

Guessing faster earns more points — the timer counts down each turn, so quicker correct guesses score higher than late ones.

Turns rotate automatically between players. Over multiple rounds, the player with the highest total score at the end wins.

The drawer can't type guesses during their own turn, and typing the secret word in chat while someone else is drawing doesn't count — that's on the honor system between friends.

Playing vs Computer follows the same scoring, just against the built-in bot instead of a second player.

GuessArt is a free, browser-based game provided as-is, with no guarantee of uptime, accuracy, or fitness for any particular purpose.

No account or sign-up is required. Rooms are created on the fly and exist only for the duration of a session — nothing about a game is stored permanently on any server.

Don't use GuessArt to draw, type, or share anything illegal, hateful, or intended to harass another player. Rooms are private and meant for people you've personally invited.

The game, its name, and its logo belong to Shiva Saini. You're welcome to play and share links to it; please don't redistribute the code as your own without permission.

These terms may be updated as the game changes. Continued use after an update means you accept the current version.

GuessArt doesn't require an account, so it doesn't collect your name, email, or any personal identity — the nickname you type is local to your device and shared only with the friend in your room.

Gameplay (drawing strokes, chat, voice) travels directly between you and your friend's device using a peer-to-peer connection — there's no central server storing or recording your games.

Voice chat requires microphone permission from your browser. It's used only for the live call with your friend and is never recorded or uploaded anywhere.

If you use the Contact Us form, the message and optional email you provide are sent directly to the developer's inbox via your own mail app — nothing is stored in a database.

This site may load third-party resources (such as the PeerJS connection library) needed for the game to function, which are subject to their own providers' policies.