Some of the others have yet to be tested, and the details will be updated accordingly. Here Trivia Murder Party 2 is lots of fun. Pack number six has Trivia Murder Party 2, Dictionarium, Push The Button, Joke Boat and Role Models.
If you like rhyming and always wanted to take part in a rap battle, Mad Verse City might be for you. Split the Room has got a nice touch to it, a bit of a reverse-strategy game.
Obviously, You Don’t Know Jack: Full Stream (now with eight-player support) is already worth the pack. In number five you can find You Don’t Know Jack: Full Stream, Split the Room Mad Verse City, Patently Stupid and Zeeple Dome. Fibbage 3 is a must and Civic Doodle is fun of you like drawing (and drawings of others). The forth pack features Fibbage 3, Survive the Internet, Monster Seeking Monster, Bracketeering as well as Civic Doodle. and Fakin’ It where Trivia Murder Party is a great trivia game with a twist and Quiplash 2 is a worthy continuation of the something already good. Pack number three includes Trivia Murder Party, Quiplash 2, Guesspionage, Tee K.O. Where Fibbage 2 is a remake with new content and a few changes, Quiplash XL is about coming with the best response/answer in one-on-one battles with the other players. The second pack contains Fibbage 2, Quiplash XL, Earwax, Bidiots, and Bomb Corp though only the first two really took off for us. If you happen to be even more players, Lie Swatter can take up to 100 players (not sure how well that works remotely though) and is also fun. Fibbage is about making up the best lies and tricking your friends while Drawful as about drawing weird things/subjects so your friends can recognise them.
Obviously, You Don’t Know Jack (up to four players) is a classic and lot’s of fun, but I like Fibbage XL and Drawful even more in larger groups (up to eight players). The first pack contains the 2015 version of You Don’t Know Jack, an XL version of Fibbage, Drawful, Word Spud and Lie Swatter. If you feel like playing a bit, just ping me directly on Steam or elsewhere ) And while the number of players is limited, many of the games allow for an almost unlimited number of spectators (audience), which can still take part as an extended jury. Somehow Twitch and Youtube don’t (yet) work well for me, but both Skype and Zoom did a fine job (despite the sound coming through the mic together with my speech).Īlso they have some games on sale, or even for free, right now on Steam and elsewhere.įor all games you need one computer running the games and a (mobile) device with a browser for each player.
Jackbox Games actually released a tutorial page on how to play their games with remote friends.
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