Current Events > Who here plays/played the Jackbox Party Pack games?

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I'm thinking of adding it to my New Years Family Game Night this year. We play games, eat, and a few people drink. It's a great time. Maybe I'll stream it so if anyone feels like playing you can jump in.
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I'd played some when another CEer let us play with him, it was pretty fun. Haven't played in a long time though
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quiplash 2 is the best dude.
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Played it once at my friend's place. Really fun games, if I were around more people I'd get them
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Games are pretty hit and miss. There's usually at least one gem among each of the packs, and most of them are much better with more players. Fibbage and Trivia Murder Party are probably the most popular among my social circle.

However, i got into the Jackbox packs because of You Don't Know Jack, and i found it to be really disappointing compared to the older ones.
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I love those games, play it at my friends house pretty much every time I go there.

There's always at least 3 good games in each party pack.
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It's really good i found if you got a group of people and some are not gamers. My favorite was fibbage just depends on the group of people your playing with.

@Eevee-Trainer posted...

I'd played some when another CEer let us play with him, it was pretty fun. Haven't played in a long time though

Cool. Yeah I'm getting the 3rd one and Fibbage and the drawing game. I'll probably make a topic here to invite anyone interested when we set up to play New Years Eve.

@Old NoiseTank posted...

quiplash 2 is the best dude.

I played this the other day on a stranger's game and the other players made it seem like I was intruding even though they were streaming the game publicly. They ganged up on me to make me quit. Lol. It looked like a fun game, though.

@Blue_Dream87 posted...

Played it once at my friend's place. Really fun games, if I were around more people I'd get them

My only issue is that we'll only play it one night and then they'll lose interest, but that happens with all the games I buy for our NYE sessions.

@Sphyx posted...

Games are pretty hit and miss. There's usually at least one gem among each of the packs, and most of them are much better with more players. Fibbage and Trivia Murder Party are probably the most popular among my social circle.

However, i got into the Jackbox packs because of You Don't Know Jack, and i found it to be really disappointing compared to the older ones.

I wish they'd let me mix and match games to make the best pack. I'd pay a little more $ to be able to buy any of them separately, but like I said I am buying Fibbage and the drawing game to add a lil variety for the group.

@AlecSkorpio posted...

I love those games, play it at my friends house pretty much every time I go there.

There's always at least 3 good games in each party pack.

Which are your favorite games?

@Hulkasaurusrex posted...

It's really good i found if you got a group of people and some are not gamers. My favorite was fibbage just depends on the group of people your playing with.

It's my family and anyone who watches the stream who wants to play. I've got the Nintendo Switch as well, so the youngest and oldest can play Super Mario Party and Mario Kart 8 while us dirty-minded adults can be ourselves for a while.
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the biggest issue is that each pack only has one or two games that are worth playing more than a couple times
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prince_leo posted...

the biggest issue is that each pack only has one or two games that are worth playing more than a couple times

I got this hunch watching others play and it's fine because this group usually only plays for that one night. I've got like 5-10 games from previous years that got played for a few hours or less each. Some were free through Games With Gold, so, meh. Others I bought with the intention of finishing them on my own later. I finished 1. Lol.
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Fibbage is by far the best jackbox game. We play it any time we have guests or family events, everyone goes wild for it
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Romulox28 posted...

Fibbage is by far the best jackbox game. We play it any time we have guests or family events, everyone goes wild for it

It looks pretty cool. It might be tough to fool family with some lies, but I'll work on my wording to make it tougher to discern which is the lie. Like I'll say two similar sounding things.
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