ScribbleMix mobile drawing game released from Disney Interactive adding monstrous character to ‘Draw Something’ competitor

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Beloved Monsters, Inc. characters beam behind the ScribbleMix mobile game logo, set against a vibrant blue backdrop with playful green coins, capturing the imaginative spirit fans love from Disney Parks and Resorts digital experiences.

Disney Interactive has launched its newest mobile game called ScribbleMix, a Pictionary-style competitive game allowing two players to guess each other’s drawings from a series of clues. Released for iOS and Android devices today (with a Windows 8 version on the way soon), ScribbleMix is Disney’s answer to Zynga’s popular “Draw Something” game, adding familiar characters to the mix.

Players receive a phrase to then “scribble” to another player, who will use a set of words to recreate the original phrase.

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A whimsical robot catches a ride on bright orange waves, featured within the lively ScribbleMix game interface from Disney Interactive—a playful nod to the creativity and interactive fun found throughout Disney’s entertainment experiences.

A cartoon-style green zombie character in a bright yellow shirt throws a punch amid pouring rain, channeling the playful and interactive animation style seen in Disney Interactive’s ScribbleMix game experiences.

ScribbleMix game screen featuring a flawless win, a shower of gold coins, and the phrase "King Partying In a Castle"—capturing the playful spirit familiar to Disney parks and fans of Disney Interactive’s vibrant mobile experiences.

ScribbleMix is initially launching with characters from the upcoming Pixar film “Monsters University,” featuring phrases from the movie and references to draw characters including Sulley, Mike, and Randall. Other movies and TV shows, released in premium packs, will be available in the future.

A blue-furred cartoon monster playfully spooks a small purple creature in a vibrant, interactive game setup, bursting with colorful answer options, all styled in the energetic spirit of Disney Interactive’s ScribbleMix. Reminiscent of an imaginative attraction straight from a family-friendly entertainment park, this lively scene delivers fun and excitement much like the engaging rounds found at your favorite themed arcade.

Login is easy via Facebook, though there is no playable Facebook version available.

The game was created by Playdom, the mobile gaming company Disney purchased in 2010 for $763.2 million.

ScribbleMix is available today for free from both the Apple and Google Play app stores in an advertising-driven version or a paid $0.99 version can make the ads disappear.

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