iPhone Duo games: draw, fold and reveal

Looking for iPhone Duo games to share with friends? Monster Maker adapts its drawing tools and gallery to Duo’s outer and inner displays. Two or three people still make one creature in secret, with a head, a body and a set of legs that meet for the first time at the reveal.

A drawing game for Duo’s outer and inner displays

Play on the outer display with the phone closed, or open Duo to use the inner display. The app adjusts its drawing controls to the available space as the phone changes shape.

The gallery adapts too, so you can browse your saved monsters on either display. The game keeps the same three drawing parts and turn order across the different layouts.

Draw, hide and hand over

Choose two or three players and draw the first part with your finger. Finish your turn before handing Duo to the next person: the app folds the completed drawing away so they cannot see the whole creature.

The hidden parts are part of the game on every device. Closing the physical phone does not finish a drawing turn; use the app’s finish action before passing it on. After the head, body and legs are complete, reveal the monster together.

Play with friends on iPhone and iPad too

Your friends do not need a Duo. Pass one device around for an offline game, or send an online invitation to friends using iPhone, iPad or iPhone Duo. Online turns can happen at different times.

Install the app and set up any purchases before playing offline. Internet is needed for online invitations and iCloud syncing. Check the app for current purchase requirements.

A gallery of completed monsters to keep and share.
Every finished monster goes into your gallery. Name them, share them, and find them again on your other devices.

Questions about the game

Is the Duo game a separate app?

No. Monster Maker is the same drawing game for iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo, with layouts that adapt to the device’s display.

Does Duo mean we can only have two players?

No. iPhone Duo is the device name. Each monster can have two or three players, with three drawing turns in either case.