Doodlebomb
Doodlebomb is a free daily drawing game where everyone gets the same prompt and has 60 seconds to draw before the gallery votes and scores are locked at the next daily reset.
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Doodlebomb is a browser-based daily drawing game played on phone or desktop. Each day the same prompt appears for every player and you get a single 60-second timed session to produce a doodle. After you submit, your drawing goes into a public gallery where other players can vote it up or down. No account or download is required; you only pick an artist name.
The site offers four drawing colors and a shuffle option for new color sets, and it intentionally has no undo feature so each stroke is committed. The gallery highlights top-voted works and lets viewers swipe through today and yesterday entries. Scores are computed from upvotes minus downvotes and are finalized when the next daily prompt drops at noon Eastern Time.
How to play Doodlebomb
- Open the Doodlebomb page on your phone or desktop and tap MY DOODLE to start.
- Enter an artist name when prompted so your submissions are labeled in the gallery.
- You have exactly 60 seconds to draw the daily prompt; tap I'M DONE to finish early.
- Choose among four colors and optionally shuffle the set, then commit to your strokes as there is no undo.
- After submitting, go to VOTE to view other players' doodles and cast upvotes or downvotes.
Tips for Doodlebomb
- Plan a simple composition before the timer starts so you can maximize ink time on key shapes rather than refining small details.
- Use the shuffle colors feature before you begin until you get a palette that fits your idea, since there is no undo.
- Tap I'M DONE if your drawing is complete before 60 seconds to submit earlier and avoid accidental extra marks.
- Share the copied link to your doodle in a chat to attract votes from friends and improve your score before the next reset.
Doodlebomb FAQ
What is Doodlebomb?
Doodlebomb is a free daily drawing game played in a browser where everyone receives the same prompt and has 60 seconds to draw before the submission is published to a gallery for voting. After you submit, other players can upvote or downvote your doodle and top-voted drawings rise in the gallery.
Is Doodlebomb free to play?
Yes, Doodlebomb is free to play and requires no download or sign-up; you only pick an artist name to label your submissions. The site explicitly states no account is needed and the game runs directly in your browser on phone or desktop.
How many attempts do I get per day?
You get one attempt per day: a single 60-second timed drawing for the daily prompt. The interface calls this one shot and encourages you to make that single doodle count before the fuse runs out.
When does the new prompt drop?
A new prompt drops every day at 12pm Eastern Time (noon ET). The page lists the reset as noon ET and shows a countdown until the next bomb drops.
Who made Doodlebomb?
Doodlebomb was made by Adir Berkowitz, as credited on the site. The page names Adir Berkowitz as the creator in the how-to-play information.
Does Doodlebomb work on mobile?
Yes, Doodlebomb runs in a browser on both phone and desktop, so you can play on mobile without installing an app. The site specifically mentions playable on phone or desktop and provides touch-friendly actions like tapping MY DOODLE and swiping through the gallery.
What do the colors and shuffle function do?
There are four draw colors available and a shuffle option gives you a new set of colors before you start, but there is no undo. The site emphasizes choosing or shuffling colors ahead of time because strokes are committed.
How is the score calculated?
Score equals upvotes minus downvotes and is locked when the next bomb drops. The gallery shows votes and the site defines the score mathematically and notes it becomes final at the daily reset.
