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A sketchbook that talks back.
Released 01 Oct 2026
A sketchbook that talks back. Draw whatever you like, then hand the drawing to Scholia, a coach who reads your work and writes back what she thinks. Earn experience, unlock tools, and play with friends on your local network.
Developed by Crystal Games · Published by Crystal Games
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Sketch Play is a drawing game built around a digital sketchbook. Draw with Photoshop-style tools, get honest feedback on your work, and unlock advanced drawing tools. Scholia is the critic who lives in your sketchbook. She looks at the page and writes her impressions and recommendations, awarding you experience points to spend on tools.
Scholia cannot draw. She has no ability to generate images or touch your page. Every mark in your sketchbook is yours.
Pencil, eyedropper, and paint bucket
32-slot editable color palette
Undo/redo history
Stroke size and smoothing
No lobbies, no codes, no setup. Anyone running Sketch Play on the same Wi-Fi network has their sketchbook show up beside you.
Your book is locked by default — nobody draws in it until you say yes
Watch each other's cursors and strokes live
Studio chat for everything said in the session.
| Platforms | Windows, Linux |
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| Controller required | No |
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| AI disclosure | Sketch Play includes an in-game assistant called Scholia. When you ask her to look at a page, she reads your drawing and writes back her impressions, a few things to try next, and an experience-point reward. That written feedback is generated by Gemma 4 E2B, a small open-weights AI model.Scholia cannot draw. She has no ability to generate images, alter your artwork, or add anything to the page. Everything in your sketchbook is drawn by you and the people you invite.The model runs entirely on your own computer. No account or internet connection is required, nothing you draw is uploaded, and none of your work is used to train anything.Her notes are one opinion, and she has biases. |
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