Draw your own robot and watch it wobble
Scribble Bots is a physics-based party game where you sketch a robot and then play as that drawing. You get full freedom over the design: limbs and bodies of any shape or size, plus decorations to make it look right. Because every robot is physically simulated, the shape you draw directly decides how it moves, stands, and falls. A well-balanced machine can hold together through a match, while a badly proportioned one may struggle to stay upright. You can test your robot in a shared lobby, tweak it, and iterate until it works, or just draw something silly and go with it.
Play with friends online or on the couch
Robots face off in a variety of goofy game modes and maps, with online and local multiplayer for up to 4 players. Modes include Soccer, Race, King of the Hill, Battle, Hide and Seek, and Collect the Coins, spread across more than 15 maps. The shared lobby lets everyone test their designs together before the round starts, and robots can be shared through copy and paste, so a group can swap creations easily. Online PvP and Remote Play Together are supported, so a group can get a match going whether people are in the same room or not.
Powerups, cosmetics, and what to expect
More than 10 powerups can be bolted onto your robot, such as thrusters, wheels, and rocket launchers, which change how it handles and fights. Hats and other cosmetics let you dress up the design once the shape is settled. The game is family friendly and leans into cartoonish, colorful chaos rather than serious competition.
Before starting, know that the physics are the point: a poorly drawn robot is a real handicap, so expect some rounds where your creation simply does not work. Plan a little time for drawing and testing between matches. The developer has stated that post-release updates will first add more maps, powerups, and game modes, with mod support and a custom map creator planned after that.