Fit check
Is Pic-Me! worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups of 4-8 friends who enjoy social deduction through written clues
- Players who want public-lobby party games with integrated voice chat
- Creative groups interested in making or using custom image decks
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Groups with fewer than 4 participants, because the game requires 4-8 players to start a lobby
- Players looking for gameplay beyond repeated rounds of writing clues, choosing images, and identifying cards
- Groups that prefer a fixed rule set rather than adjustable match settings
Our take on Pic-Me!
The bounce point comes before a match begins for anyone without 4-8 participants. During play, clue writers hit the scoring boundary when a hint is so obvious that everyone selects the intended card, or so obscure that nobody does.
What is Pic-Me!?
Pic-Me!
is a round-based card game for 4-8 players. In each round, one player writes a short clue for a chosen image. The other players select cards to imitate the intended image, then everyone tries to identify the original. A clue earns no points if everyone chooses it or if nobody does. Public lobbies include voice chat, while private lobbies support play with friends. The game includes more than 75 images, workshop decks made by users, and a tool for creating decks. Players can customize characters, unlock accessories during play, and adjust settings that change the rules.
How Pic-Me! plays
- 01Clue-based deception
- One player writes a hint while the others choose images intended to imitate the original card.
- 02Public and private lobbies
- Players can join open matches with voice chat or create closed rooms for friends.
- 03Custom card decks
- The game includes more than 75 images and supports workshop decks plus deck creation tools.
- 04Character customization
- Players can change their characters and obtain additional accessories during play.
- 05Adjustable rules
- Match settings can be changed to suit the group’s preferred rule setup.
Pic-Me! compared to similar games
Feign also supports 4-8-player social play, but its described drawing mode assigns a secret word and an Impostor who does not receive it, while Pic-Me! centers on written clues and image selection. The Jackbox Party Pack 7 bundles five party games, including 3-8-player Quiplash 3 and a drawing game, whereas Pic-Me! focuses on one image-based deception format with custom decks and adjustable rules.
Pic-Me!: platforms & release
Is Pic-Me! worth it?
It is worth it if: groups of 4-8 friends who enjoy social deduction through written clues. Skip it if: groups with fewer than 4 participants, because the game requires 4-8 players to start a lobby.
Where can I download Pic-Me!?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Pic-Me!'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Pic-Me! on?
Windows and Linux.
