Players are first told to come up with a single word, such as a noun to do with food, which is then added into an opening line written by the computer. Although the game’s attempts to be “down with the kids” with the hip hop theme occasionally felt a little awkward (particularly as the only black voices I’ve ever heard in the Jackbox series are in this stereotypical setting), the game seems to have hit the jackpot in regards to creating a platform for silly humour.

Judging by the reactions of the test group, the most popular game – almost unanimously – was Mad Verse City. Despite being the literal definition of a mixed bag, for the price of the game and the entertainment value of the pack as a whole – I’d say it’s still worth it.

It’s comprised of two truly excellent mini games, along with one solid entry, and two the entire testing party would rather forget about. TJP Trilogy 2.0Īnd in this regard, The Jackbox Party Pack 5 remains true to form. The series as a whole works best if you have multiple titles over which you can build up a list of favourite minigames. As with many of the packs in the Jackbox series, you tend to get a mixture of mini games which are inventive and engaging, thrown in with a few that miss the mark entirely. Does the new game provide this? Well, nearly. With the latest instalment, I was looking for something that would strike a fine balance between the familiarity of past titles, and something new and quirky. As a lazy party host who’s always on the lookout for easy entertainment, I’ve somehow become a veteran Jackbox player. Think Cards Against Humanity, but with your name (and your secrets) laid bare for the amusement of all. The Jackbox Party Pack 5 Free Download Repacklab

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