The purpose of this study was to analyze the trend of the response characteristics of the family-related projective drawing test. The subject of analysis is a projective drawing test published in Korea from 2000 to February 2021, and there are 80 theses and 69 research papers registered with the National Research Foundation of Korea, a total of 149 paper. Data collection involved searching RISS for KFD, PSCD, MCD, BND, KFFD, AKFD, and so on, and searching for response characteristics. The analysis criteria were publication years, subjects, methods, and topics. The following results were obtained. First, the number of studies has remarkably increased since 2010. Since 2005, various projective drawing test studies have achieved interesting results, and since 2015, MCD studies have been conducted more often than KFD studies. Second, most of the study subjects were children, and the number of study subjects most often was more than 300 to less than 400. In addition, the most often studied subject characteristics were those in the general group. Third, many studies used quantitative research and objective test tools, among which most tools were related to attachment. The analysis of variance was the most used data analysis method. Many studies also used the inter-rater reliability, and the highest number of raters was three people. Correlation analysis was used the most as the agreement method. Fourth, the most common topic was attachment of the family. Based on all the above, the significance and limitations of this study were then discussed.