Draw Something tops 100m downloads

Zynga-onwed social game Draw Something has been downloaded more than 100 million times since its release.

The mobile phenomenon was released last year and rapidly rose to popularity, quickly passing the 50m downloads mark within a few months.

Draw Something saw its active user numbers dip shortly after, but has still been a steady seller as the new milestone proves.

Zynga claims Draw Something is played in 13 languages across 190 countries and players have racked up 28,000 years worth of drawing time, according to CVG.

Draw Something was developed and originally released by OMGPOP, which was later acquired by social games giant Zynga.

Draw Something tops 100m downloads

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