Incognito is a simple, lighthearted party game where drawing meets deduction. Each round, players receive one location card and one object card. Their task is to hide the object somewhere within the location so that it looks like a natural part of the drawing. The trick is to hide it well, but not so perfectly that no one can find it.
The concept sounds easy, but once you pick up the pencil, things get interesting. Imagine drawing “under the sea” while trying to conceal an object like “sausage.” Waves, bubbles, fish and seaweed give you material to work with, but the real challenge is finding a clever way to blend the object into the scene. Players reveal their drawings and try to guess each other's hidden items. Points come only if someone manages to find your secret object.
This balance between hiding and revealing creates wonderful moments of laughter. Some drawings turn out surprisingly clever, others completely chaotic, but all of them make the game memorable. With simple rules and fast rounds, Incognito works beautifully for families, groups of friends or anyone who enjoys creative games without pressure.