Draw Your Enemy!

Draw Your Enemy is a pixel-art party game where you make the target yourself. Type a name, then sketch your boss, your ex, your landlord, a stickman or a completely cursed blob on a 32×32 grid. Whatever you draw becomes the enemy, with no templates and no premade characters.

Then you step into the arena and let it have it. Pull back like a slingshot, check the trajectory preview, and let go. Every throwable behaves differently:

• Mandarin: light and quick. Your enemy wobbles and sprouts question marks.
• Orange: bouncy. It leaves them seeing stars.
• Tomato: it splats and sticks to your drawing, and your enemy gets very, very angry.
• Potato: a dull thud that squashes them flat.
• Shoe: their jaw drops and they leap in shock.
• Brick: it freezes them solid, then sends them wobbling dramatically.
• Cheese: stink lines, a sway, and total confusion.
• Tiny chair: deeply insulting, and they look hurt.

Your drawing is never replaced. The reactions use squash and stretch, tilting, tints and floating symbols, so they work on any drawing, even one with no face. If you want, add animated eyes and a mouth and drag them into place. The eyes follow whatever you throw, and the mouth reacts to every hit.

Land hits to build combos, go for headshots, and chase your best streak. A miss breaks the combo. Hit “Edit drawing” to give your enemy a makeover, rename them any time, or restart and go again.