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A courtroom-sketch game from neal.fun — a witness describes the suspect in vague, oddly specific fragments, you draw what they saw, and the court decides whether your sketch nails one of 68 familiar faces.

About Unusual Suspects

Unusual Suspects is Neal Agarwal's latest neal.fun game, released in early September 2026. Witnesses describe a suspect in vague but oddly detailed fragments, you draw what you think they saw, and the game identifies who it thinks you drew and rates the likeness as a percentage. There are 68 mostly famous characters to capture, so it doubles as a quick drawing exercise and a guess-the-character puzzle.

Like everything on neal.fun, it is free and runs in the browser.

Pricing model: Free

Features

  • Witnesses describe a suspect in unreliable, comically nonspecific detail
  • You draw the suspect on screen from the description
  • The court scores your sketch with a match percentage against the real culprit
  • 68 mostly famous characters to capture
  • Free in the browser, by Neal Agarwal (neal.fun)

FAQs

Common questions about Unusual Suspects

Is Unusual Suspects free?
Yes. Like everything on neal.fun, it is free to play in your browser.
How does it play?
Read the witness description, draw the suspect, and the court scores how closely your sketch matches one of 68 characters.