Granted, it includes the new Quip Pack 1 DLC and over 100 additional questions and statements into the mix, but it would have been nice to receive a totally new iteration of the game or perhaps something else entirely.Īnother title that may be familiar to some is Fibbage 2, a fiendishly entertaining game for 2-8 players in which your aim is to fool your competitors into thinking the answer you’ve given to any particular question is actually the real one. In fact, it speaks volumes that the biggest let down in the collection is Quiplash XL not because it isn’t very good – it’s actually probably the best party game we’ve ever played – but because a large number of fans of the original Jackbox Party Pack will have probably already purchased this standalone release.
In the end however, it doesn’t matter, as the five titles that are included are all such an absolute blast to play that you won’t miss it. Released a fair while ago, if you’ve played it quite avidly you may find that some of the games have lost a bit of their charm now though due the repetition of questions, but fear not! Here comes a fresh new batch of multiplayer fun and frivolity in the form of Jackbox Party Pack 2.Īs a compilation series building on from the success of the popular quiz game You Don’t Know Jack!, it’s strange that this second assortment of oddities drops the title. With its ingenious method of multiplayer gameplay – allowing competitors to play simply using their phones instead of controllers – it promoted inclusive fun for a large number of players whether they were sat in the same as you or watching via a stream online.
If you were having a party and wanted a few games that would break the ice and create a room full of laughs, the original Jackbox Party Pack was just the game to do it.
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