I have so many great 4 player games on Steam that we usually pass on this one. (Pack 4) Ģ0) Bomb Corp - The game's great, except it only supports 4 players. Also, the announcer is like half asleep or something. Can be funny if your group is either extremely clever or absolutely brutal. (Pack 7) Ģ1) Survive the Internet - It's basically Quiplash but you have to come up with the prompts.
And most of the time I'd say it isn't, but once in a while for no discernable reason, you'll have a game where everyone is just keeling over with like giggly-fourth-grade-girl fits of laughter. Based on what you're actually doing in this game, there is no reason it should ever be that good. (Pack 3) Ģ2) Talking Points - The game basically throws "lol random ecks dee" images and phrases at you, and you have to try to make a coherent speech out of them.
I like this one OK, but it's not for everyone. One person guesses the percentage of people who _, others vote on if they think it's higher or lower. (Pack 6) Ģ3) Guesspionage - Kinda like Family Feud meets The Price is Right, or something. Just kind of another cookie-cutter Quiplash clone. I mean, it's totally fine, nothing wrong with it, but it's not really something you'd revisit a ton. (Pack 4) Ģ4) Dictionarium - This is the most basic filler Jackbox game ever. Pretty fun if everyone likes drawing, is good at art, and tries at least a little, but mostly you end up with an amalgamation of a canvas and/or a lot of penises. (Pack 8) Ģ5) Civic Doodle - Depends on who you're with. Shame cuz a symmetric social deduction game is an awesome idea. If you had to like let certain people know what letter was in there but not others, that could maybe work better, but I think the hiding a letter thing just isnt great in general. You can just basically make a drawing with a colored in area where your letter is and never have to worry about it. I think its main issue is that its like "core mechanic" of having to insert a letter into your drawing and draw around it is pretty fundamentally flawed, because you're only trying to obsfucate it so the easiest way to play is also the least fun. (Pack 1) Ģ3) Weapons Drawn - A high concept social espionage drawing game sounds 1000% up my alley so I was pretty disappointed with this one. Honestly, every game in pack 1 either gets a vastly superior sequel or sucks.
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Only plays 4 players, and timing-based challenges don't work well - YDKJ Full Stream basically fixes every problem this one has. (Pack 4) Ģ6) You Don't Know Jack 2015 - Classic trivia game with tech issues. If you're not streaming with a large audience, don't bother. Other than that though, it's just Quiplash again with less creative prompts. (Pack 5) Ģ7) Bracketeering - This one is good because it can play up to 16 players, unlike the rest which play up to 8 or so. However, if you want to make a good action game, it takes more time and design than a typical Jackbox game, because the action genre has been refined and strengthened for so long. If no one had ever played a game before except Jackbox, this one would be great. I really appreciate Jackbox trying new things, and you can tell that a lot of time was put into getting this one to work. (Pack 1) Ģ8) Zeeple Dome - An action game. (Pack 2) Ģ9) Lie Swatter - Pretty much just true/false Kahoot. Overall Pack Ranking: 3>7>5>8>6>2>4>1.ģ1) Word Spud - All hail the quantum legume (Pack 1) ģ0) Earwax - You know what's funny? Fart sounds. TL DR: Buy Pack 3 or 7, then 2 of these 3 (5, 8, or 6), then whichever of 3/7 you didn't buy, then 4, then 2. This is my personal opinion, based on a combination of playing with friends, family, and people I don't know well. All Jackbox games from party packs 1-8, ranked.
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