
CP Rewritten: Custom Mini-Games Being Considered
The Club Penguin Rewritten team have revealed that they are considering developing some “custom” mini-games!
I want to do more custom mini-games – like new ones. Gravix [developer] and I have an idea about doing Skribblio but in-game; it’s like a drawing game where you guess the person’s drawing.
-stu, Club Penguin Rewritten administrators
One of the ideas which the team stated that they were considering was a game where players could draw something, and then other players would have to guess what has been drawn. It would be based around the image below!
However, I must stress, this idea has not been confirmed; there’d be a variety of challenges in implementing it, including ensuring nothing inappropriate is drawn, so I don’t really see it actually happening. It does provide an idea about the sort of custom mini-games which could be developed though.

The priority is re-implementing all the previous mini-games, so this isn’t something which will be happening soon, and the team haven’t taken any final decisions! That being said, I thought it was interesting that the team were making such considerations.
Waddle on!
-Torres 126


9 Comments
Psix Pengy
For the drawing idea, what if someone drew something innapropriate?
Torres 126
That’s why I don’t think it’d actually happen! It seems to be an idea which hasn’t been thought out extensively, but rather conveys the sorts of custom mini-games which could be implemented one day.
Pengwinner
I think they could do verified accounts. Maybe people need to be epf and psa agents and have 180 days playtime with no reports?
Torres 126
It’s one potential solution, but that would open a variety of issues as well – some players could’ve been wrongly banned, for example.
Anonymous
Hey there’s a box dimension portal there
Torres 126
Yep! It’s actually a dimension from the April Fools Party.
Yehaw
Puffle bowling. We need it. Maybe a pong arcade too
Yehaw
This could actually work. If the game is like Skribbl.io, then every time you need to draw “something”, it will give an outline of the spaces you can draw in (for example, if you need to draw a rectangle, you can not draw a circle, only a rectangle, even if its horribly designed. (The “outlines” could be so thick that you still need to draw as best as you can, but you can not draw anything else.
Torres 126
Using shapes could be a good way of ensuring nothing inappropriate is drawn!