I love playing paper telephone.
If you're not aware, paper telephone (https://www.thegamegal.com/2011/06/18/paper-telephone/) is a variation on the game where you whisper a phrase into someone's ear, that person passes the phrase on to the next person and the saying morphs into something very different over time.
Paper telephone takes the same principle and applies it to writing and drawing - you write a phrase, next person has to draw the phrase, next person wries phrase based on the drawing, and so one.
Here's a sample of a recent game I played with some friends.
Person 1 (Me) wrote down the original phrase.
I decided to write the most bizarre thing I could think of, which was "sacred cult of the unholy echidna."
Person 2 made the following drawing based on my phrase:
Person 3 interpreted Person 2's drawing as "a house fly leading a KKK meeting."
Person 4 made the following drawing based on Person 3's phrase:
Person 5 interpreted Person 4's drawing as "3 dudes in pointed hats looking [at] a small flying insect."
Person 6 made the following drawing based on Person 5's phrase:
Person 7 interpreted Person 6's drawing as "The 3 stooges running from bees but with hives on their heads." Apparently they though the hats were bee hives.
Person 8, the final person, made the following drawing based on Person 7's phrase:
So, over the course of a single round, this is how much the idea changed: