Win, Lose, or Draw is a party game published by Hi Tech Expressions for the NES, released in 1990, and it is based on the popular television game show of the same name, where contestants must guess words or phrases based on drawings made by their teammates. You play as a contestant, either drawing or guessing, with a focus on creativity, communication, and quick thinking. The gameplay involves using the D-pad to draw on a grid-based canvas, while your teammate tries to guess the word or phrase you are drawing, with a timer that adds pressure, and a scoring system that rewards correct guesses. A unique feature is the "drawing" system – you can draw freehand on the screen using the D-pad, and you must draw quickly and clearly to help your teammate guess the correct answer, which is a fun and challenging test of creativity and communication. The game includes a two-player mode where you can compete against a friend, and a variety of categories and difficulty levels. The graphics are colorful and simple, with a clear drawing area and easy-to-read menus and prompts. The music is light and playful, with a cheerful and upbeat soundtrack that matches the game's fun and casual tone. Critics praised the fun concept and the creative gameplay, making it a great party game for families and friends. It supports two players. Win, Lose, or Draw is a fun and engaging party game that tests your drawing and guessing skills.