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About this game

Brace yourselves for a game night like no other with The Jackbox Party Pack 6! Jump into a whirlwind of laughter and mayhem as you explore five one-of-a-kind games, meticulously crafted to guarantee hours of amusement for you and your crew.

• Trivia Murder Party 2: Step into a realm of mind-bending trivia, where players must outsmart the cunning host to navigate through a series of bizarre challenges and evade a perilous demise.
• Dictionarium: Explore a captivating carnival of wordplay, where players fabricate and characterize peculiar new words, all in pursuit of amusement and linguistic prestige.
• Push The Button: Prepare for an adrenaline-fueled adventure of mystery and manipulation as you root out secret extraterrestrials within your social circle. In this intense battle of wits, trust is a scarce resource, and each decision carries the weight of determining your fate.
• Joke Boat: Set course for comedy as players take center stage in a cruise ship talent show, armed with their sharpest one-liners. Compete for the audience’s approval and strive to be hailed as the reigning king or queen of humor on the open sea.
• Role Models: Journey into the heart of your own psyche and the dynamics of your relationships in this introspective game, where players delve into thought-provoking conversations and revealing revelations. Explore the depths of your identity and discover the perceptions of those closest to you, in a quest for self-awareness and understanding.

Reviews

Jackbox Party Pack 6 is another solid addition to the franchise. It follows the tradition of featuring a couple of standout hits, some decent entries and one that probably won’t get a second look. Despite borrowing ideas heavily from prior packs, the highlights here are great and both Trivia Murder Party 2 and Push the Button alone make it worth the price of admission. It’s not the strongest Jackbox pack, but it’s still one of the best casual multiplayer experiences for gamers and non-gamers alike.

Vooks

Ultimately, Jackbox Party Pack 6 feels like a letdown. It’s missing both You Don’t Know Jack and a game where you have the chance to draw, and those two experiences are ones that my group of friends has always very much looked forward to. If you loved Trivia Murder Party or aspire to have your own stand-up routine, Jackbox 6 might be worth your time, but you’re probably better off looking into one of the earlier collections that seem to be regularly going on sale.

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