As an example you might be asked “What the cat gets up to while you are away?” and, from a list of options, you could select to use a car horn as well as a crashing sound effect. Earwax is a game that presents you with a situation via a text prompt, and it’s then up to you to combine two sound effects that you think fit the situation, with the winner being the first to three points. This sequel adds in an audience option for some games, which allows people to spectate as well as play for their own personal score just as long as they have the unique room code, although the sequel is once again without an online multiplayer option, with multiplayer being limited to local play.Īs for the games themselves, let’s start with the weakest one first. Each game has a unique room code that needs entering on your device in order to connect to whatever game you are intending to play.
Like previously, The Jackbox Party Pack 2 also has a novel approach to controls, as your laptop, tablet or smartphone are used to play the game by connecting to the website. The sequel also comes included with five games, which includes a sequel to the popular Fibbage, as well as brand new games such as Earwax, Quiplash XL, Bidiots and Bomb Corp. It’s also nice to play a game that offers amusement, and The Jackbox Party Pack 2 happens to be both of these things, which makes for a welcome release.Īs the name suggests, The Jackbox Party Pack 2 is the sequel to last year’s The Jackbox Party Pack, which was a collection that offered five crazy party games: You Don’t Know Jack, Fibbage XL, Drawful, Lie Swatter and Word Swatter. It’s nice to play a game that is a breath of fresh air, as it means that creativity is still alive and well in the games industry and that bold risks are also taken from time to time.
Publisher: Jackbox Games Developer: Jackbox Games Genre: Party Players: 1-8Īge Rating: 16+ Other console/handheld formats: Xbox One, PS3
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