Mattel Games Pictionary vs. AI Family Game for Kids, Adults & Families Using Artificial Intelligence for 2 to 4 Players

The Mattel Games Pictionary Vs. AI Family Game is a fun and engaging twist on the classic game, incorporating artificial intelligence to add a modern element. It’s perfect for family game nights or casual gatherings with friends, offering an interesting way to interact and compete. With easy-to-follow rules and AI integration, it keeps the game fresh and exciting for both kids and adults. Whether you're drawing or guessing, it’s a great way to enjoy quality time together. Ideal for 2-4 players, it's a creative and interactive game that brings everyone together!

One of the most fun table-top games I’ve ever played. I bought 3 games to use as gifts because our family has enjoyed this game so much.

Positives- 1. Great for little kids who like to draw. We played it as every time AI guesses WRONG, you get a point, because it mostly guesses wrong lol. 2. Good for some laughs. You’ll clearly draw a tree, and it’ll guess a squirrel. 😂 3. Easy to use/understand. Negatives: 1. 9x out of 10, it’ll guess wrong…even if you swear it looks just like what you’re supposed to be drawing, lol 2. Sometimes, it can be temperamental “viewing” the drawing. You just have to adjust the picture. 3. I don’t think just adults playing would like this game… 4. I think in time, my 6 year old will grow tired of this. Overall though, it was worth buying due to the positives and quality time with my son.

Very fun game. AI is a bit questionable sometimes, but still works well enough. Little hard for the younger kiddos.

Wow. this was a stinker. The game works like this: Each player gets a clue to draw. then all the players vote if they think the AI will be able to guess it or not. The AI is generally very bad, and it's always easy to get it to guess wrong, but what happens is - most people end up voting on the same "good" and "bad" artist over and over. we had a few good laughs at how incredibly bad the AI was in most situations, but the game was not worth it. There wasn't really any kind of Pictionary spin on it, either. This game offers nothing unique from something a student could toss together with google's AI software - which wouldn't require special boards or an obnoxious amount of time lining up the picture with the camera. (note to Pictionary: I know what you think you're doing with these QR codes on the boards but, c'mon. is it really worth it? the validation checks are probably as expensive as the lifetime total number of users if you were a lot more forgiving with your dataset. the resulting low quality image from using the wide lens means for a lot more false negatives. I understand your desire to gatekeeper and protect costs but you threw value and experience out the window.) Also the markers are NOT dry erase for some reason which is just...eeew. "here everyone have two napkins to play with. A soiled wet one and a soiled dry one. isn't this fun?" OG Pictionary is a delight because it lets people of all skills feel like they can participate and contribute - both as a guesser and drawer. This game's attempt to grab zeitgeist and brand-ify it before anyone else did is unfortunately myopic and rushed. There's no game here: no competition against the machine. no joy in winning (since 1/2 your points come from betting someone's drawing is bad) humiliation from the ineptitude of the worst image model I've seen in a couple of years (which is insane considering it's clearly working from knowledge of what the cards are so it's not even trying to guess from all data in the world) and an especially lazy game board and piece design. The good news is, I suppose, that if Pictionary didn't want to do it right there is still space for this game to exist from anyone else. I hope if you are reading this and think "I could do that!" I hope you do, and I hope I discover it to play with my family some Christmas down the line.

Saw this first at Target but found it cheaper on Amazon so I placed order right away. This is a pretty fun game to play with elementary kids. All players would need to try to draw at their best to the AI could guess it right for them to get a point. Meanwhile you can also earn another point by guessing if AI could guess what the other players drew. Some word choices are hard to draw given the time limit but it's all good. My son loves the game.

Great family game. I love it. Could be great for any age group!

I bought this product thinking it would add a fun element of AI ability to play with a person who may not have other players to engage with. In addition to that not being the intent, the AI camera interface was challenging to get to consistently work, resulting in more time spent trying to align a phone camera with the picture stand than playing the game. It must have been doing insane amounts of processing, too, because my IPhone16 got really hot from the processing it was doing. It was much more fun to just play pictionary with the provided dry erase cards than to use all of the non-essential plastic pieces. Also, the drawing prompt cards were super elementary compared to old-school pictionary that I was familiar with. If you want some simple game card prompts and a way to play pictionary with two people, I guess it does that.