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El Maestro
20m - 40m
2 - 5 Players
Ages 8+
You like Air Guitar? You will love Air Drawing!
The Maestro needs to draw a picture which only they can see for the other players. How do they do this?
They Air Draw!
By drawing in the air with their fingers and using the Maestro’s Signals to indicate the relative positions the shapes that they have drawn!
The other players will try to recreate the best they can on their sketch-pads what the Maestro is Air Drawing.
After they have finished, each player will try to name the two things which they think they reproduced in their drawings.
Finally, points are awarded for the artistic merit as well as for the elements of the picture that the players have correctly guessed. The Maestro’s score depends on whether he spoke or not during his performance.
A game is played in four rounds.
Air drawing, communication and a lot of laughter in a party game from 3 to 8 players (and even more) from 8 y.o.
| Ages | 8+ |
|---|---|
| Players | 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players, 5 Players, 6 Players |
| Play Time | 20m – 40m |
| Designer | Valéry Fourcade |
| Mechanics | Paper-and-Pencil, Team-Based Game, Acting |
| Theme | Party Game |
| Publisher | Mancalamaro, TIKI Editions Inc., Tranjis Games, WizKids |
Alex_Elder
It was explained bad by the organizers of the event. So after reading a review and the manual raised it to 4/10.
punkin312
I am always into drawing games, and this is more like air drawings with some Pictionary. Fun little party game. I would be happy to play it again.
kfbunny
Seems too easy. Even the hard one are pretty easy. It is some fun, but not that much and the mechanic doesn't elevate this game where I tought it would be. edit: it is oddly too hard for kids and teens as the references for the drawings are obscure to them. rating history 1st play: 6