Free drawing game

Free to Draw 2 is a free design experience for Roblox created by Free Draw! Community. The game is fairly self-explanatory; it’s an experience where you are free to draw collaboratively with other Roblox users. This is the second iteration of the game, launched in 2018, which gives you some idea of how old this series is. The game has thus developed quite a massive following of 172.6 million players. 

Apart from the first iteration of Free Draw, there isn’t really any direct alternative to the gameplay that this game allows. However, it can be likened to any other experience in which collaboration is a major gameplay element. Therefore, Lumber Tycoon 2 would be a relatively good alternative, as would Would You Rather 2.

Draw

At its core Free Draw 2 is a an incredibly sophisticated drawing tool much like AutoDesk Sketchbook. The game presents you with a seemingly endless sheet of white paper upon which you are meant to make your mark. You’ll have the choice of infinite colors to use and you can even change the size and opacity of your pencil. Even more sophisticated than that, the game gives you access to multiple layers upon which to draw. This means you can pencil down some construction lines before you actually start drawing.

Community driven

Another core concept of Free Draw 2 is that it’s driven by the community. Essentially, you’re meant to draw together with everyone else on the server. While collaborative sketches aren’t something that seems to happen often, the game does create the atmosphere of sketching in a public place. People will take a break from their own drawings to come and marvel at yours. The game is usually filled with incredibly talented people, which means there’s opportunity for slightly less skilled people to learn from semi-professionals. 

Server rules

Without rules this experience would be abject chaos. Everything that you draw has to be within the confines of the Roblox terms of use. This means no lewd imagery. Remember, this platform is for people of all ages. You’re also not permitted to scribble over someone elses drawings. These actions can get you banned via a community poll that pops up. 

Incredible concept skillfully executed

Honestly it doesn’t matter what your level of sketching skill is, this is an incredible place to just come and hang out with artists and watch them do what they do. If you feel inspired, whether you think you can draw or not, pencil something down. 

You’re making a mark. Moreover, a mark that influence the marks that someone else ends up making – and isn’t that what life is all about?