Misread Game is a co-op party game for 2-6 players that pits human creativity against AI perception. Your goal: draw things humans can understand, but an image recognition AI can't! Flipping Alan Turing’s revolutionary 1950 Imitation Game on its head, Misread Game encourages players to fool the AI instead of the AI trying to fool them.
The drawer first picks a secret prompt from categories such as objects, actions or even concepts.
Then they just gotta draw it! But remember, the aim is to trick the AI while making sure your friends still get the picture!
Once the drawer is done, all the guessers will submit their best guess, including the AI! Choose carefully, you only get one chance!
If you fail to fool and the AI guesses right, then humans lose! If the AI fails and humans guess right, then humans win!
A handful of lines can become a world of possibilities.
A familiar shape can carry an unexpected idea. Look for the shared clue, then try another interpretation.
Draw a secret prompt so people understand the picture while an image-recognition AI reads it differently.
A clever clue matters more than a perfect picture. Simple marks, shared references and unexpected connections are part of the fun.
The party-game format is designed around 2–6 people taking turns drawing and guessing.
You’re early. Keep a little room for the unexpected.
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