Acolá: Draw Together

Somewhere in the world, someone just drew half a cat. The other half is up to you. In Acolá, a drawing passes back and forth between two people who have never met. You add your part, it goes back to the other side, and so on, round after round, until the clock runs out. At the end, the two of you are looking at something neither would have drawn alone. The cat comes back wearing a hat. The house gets a moon. The face you drew so carefully turns into a potato, and there is nothing you can do about it, and that is the best part. Who is on the other side stays a mystery, for both of you. It could be someone in the next town or across the ocean. QUICK ROUNDS Each turn lasts 10, 15 or 30 seconds, and you choose before you start. Time enough for a tail, a moon or a pair of boots, and pass it on. Nobody needs to know how to draw. THREE WAYS TO PLAY Play: one tap and you are already continuing…