Pictionary on NES is basically the board game but with that classic 8-bit charm. You start by picking teams or going solo against the CPU, and then it throws you into these quick little drawing challenges. The twist? Every point you score reveals a tiny piece of a hidden picture—like peeling back layers of a weird pixelated mystery. If you guess it right, you roll a dice (well, a digital one) and move along the board.

There’s also an alternate mode where one player comes up with the answer instead of the game, which gets chaotic fast—especially when nobody guesses right and you just have to admit defeat. The controls are janky in that nostalgic NES way, so expect some wonky lines when you’re trying to draw a "dog" and it ends up looking like a potato with legs. First to the end of the board wins, but half the fun is watching your terrible sketches confuse everyone.