Drawful 2 is a digital party game in which one PC acts as the host while players join using phones or tablets as drawing controllers. The host screen displays prompts, crude player drawings, guessing rounds, and voting results for everyone to see, either in the same room or streamed over Discord and Zoom. Sessions are short, social, and built around laughter at terrible artwork rather than high-fidelity visuals or competitive skill. Players typically experience the game as light 2D UI with vector-style lines, text, and simple animations running at a 30 FPS cap. The real demands come from keeping that host display perfectly smooth while managing network synchronization for up to eight active players plus a large audience. Any stutter during a big reveal or delayed voting results instantly kills comedic timing and breaks the flow of the party. What drives performance load is minimal: basic 2D rendering, UI transitions, and handling multiple background applications like voice chat and screen sharing. The CPU manages synchronization and multitasking far more than any discrete graphics card ever will. Common pain points include occasional hitches on very old hardware or when the host PC is overloaded with heavy browser tabs and streaming software, yet many people mistakenly overbuild with powerful GPUs that provide zero benefit. Before choosing a PC, understand that network stability and overall system reliability matter more than resolution or frame rate. Any modern balanced build with fast RAM and a competent processor will run the game flawlessly while leaving headroom for the apps that actually make remote parties possible.