What is Monsterland?

You know that pen and paper game we have all played, where you draw the head of a monster, then fold the paper over and pass it to the next person to draw the body... and so on, until you end up with a crazy-looking and sometimes downright bizarre monster?

Monsterland is an online version of that game. The official name is "Exquisite Corpse".

So how do I play?

It's easy. Just go to the lobby and choose a monster to draw a section for. Or start your own new monster. (Don't forget to choose a cool name)

Here's a little guide to get you started.

Do I need to be a good artist?

No. Monsterland welcomes all level of artist, from absolute beginner to seasoned pro. Just try your best.

You'll know the pros because they have little stars next to their names.

Is Monsterland safe for kids?

We do our best to try to keep inappropriate images flagged as "NSFW" so only users who want to see them can.

There are swearing filters to prevent bad language being used. And we try our best to monitor any new creations to make sure they are safe.

But as with any public collaborative website, it isn't always possible to guarantee some bad things might sneak through.

One other option is to request a "private group" be set up, so you can restrict the artists only to people you know.

What is a private group?

A "private group" is a way of using Monsterland that allows you restrict the artists only to people you know,

When a private group is set up, you will be given a code, which you can distribute to your friends, classmates, work colleagues, etc... They won't even need an account to join in.

Who created Monsterland?

Monsterland was created by Ben Samworth Development Ltd. If you want to ask a question, give feedback or if you just want to say "hi" feel free to send us a message.

The amazing logo was created by Grant Perkins thegrantperkins.com. Come and check out some of his art.

How can I support Monsterland?

The simplest way to support Monsterland is to keep drawing monsters, and tell your friends about it.

If you like, you can also download the mobile/tablet app.

And if you're really feeling generous, Monsterland also has its own patreon page patreon.com/monsterlandgame where you can become a patron and get access to exclusive news and features.