Witnesses give you fragments — a hairstyle, a jaw, something about the shirt — and you draw the suspect with a brush, an eraser and a fill bucket before the court rules. Every culprit is a cartoon character or a corporate mascot, so a vague description snaps into focus the moment you realise who it is: the share card shows a blond pompadour scoring 86% before the reveal, “It was… Johnny Bravo!” Released 2 September by Neal Agarwal, and the scoring is generous enough to keep you sketching.