Mattel Pictionary Board Game
The verdict
Pictionary is the drawing game that has run since 1985: one player sketches a clue word while teammates guess against the sand timer, moving around the board for each correct answer. This current edition includes 222 clue cards, 2 category cards, 2 erasable boards, 2 erasable markers, a gameboard, 2 movers, a sand timer, a die, and rules, for 2 teams ages 8 and up.
Mattel Pictionary Board Game — about $19 at Amazon · 4.5★ · Mainstream pick — the classic quick-draw guessing game, in its current edition with erasable boards and markers for two teams.
Specs
- Current edition (model GMT97); Mattel Games
- 2 teams of any size; ages 8 and up
- 222 clue cards plus 2 category cards, including a Catch-All category with bonus clues
- 2 erasable boards, 2 erasable markers, gameboard, 2 movers, sand timer, die, rules
- About 10.5 x 9.75 x 2 inches; 16 oz
Blind details
For a blind shopper, be plain about what this is: a drawing game and a gift pick, not a game a blind player can play unadapted — both drawing and guessing the sketches require sight. If you are buying for a sighted family or as a gift, it is a proven, easy-to-learn party game that gets everyone laughing, including bad artists; if you want a game a blind player can join, Mancala or Taboo from this batch are the honest picks. Before ordering, confirm the edition, since Pictionary sells in several versions with different card counts.
Honest caveats: The erasable markers dry out if caps are left off, so keep spares. The sand timer is visual; a phone timer works better for mixed groups. Drawing skill gaps can embarrass shy players — the game is funniest when the group agrees bad drawings are the point.
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Last reviewed: October 2026.