So, I decided I was buying this anyway for New Year's Eve at home, having played it at a friend's a few months ago, then I saw the sale price, and snapped it up straight away. (it's usually £36.99)
So if your also not planning on going out on the lash for new year, and want to liven up a potentially dull N.Y.E party at home, take a look at this.
All you need is a PS4, then all of the players just use their smartphones or tablets to join in. Fibbage alone with a group around the telly is highly recommended!
From the description...
The two greatest party game compilations of this generation have now merged onto one BIGGER, BETTER party game compilation! The Jackbox Party Bundle contains 10 unique and hilarious party games that will turn any game night, party, or family gathering into a laugh riot… or at least a competitive blood bath (whichever you prefer!)
And the best part is, you don’t need a huge mess of controllers – all games are played using any internet-connected devices, like phones and tablets, as controllers!
From The Jackbox Party Pack you get:
YOU DON’T KNOW JACK 2015
Fibbage
Drawful
Lie Swatter
Word Spud
From the Jackbox Party Pack 2 you get:
Fibbage 2
Earwax
Bidiots
Quiplash XL
Bomb Corp.
With an endless array of party games at your fingertips, no get-together will ever tank again. You’re gonna need WAY more than one party for this!
NOTE: All games are in English only and are local multiplayer.
Compatible with the PlayStation®4 Computer Entertainment System
All comments (25)
mcguire85
29 Dec 16#1
Paid 7.99 each christmas eve. The reviews on you tube dont do it justice. Not laughed so hard for years. Fibbage and drawful are really only decent games imo. Hot
paldrino to mcguire85
29 Dec 16#2
totally agree, the whole phone thing really opens it up to players who aren't really game players too.
furbars to mcguire85
29 Dec 16#9
Here here really good and funny game's.
bren26
29 Dec 16#3
I have the first two but most games seem to be more than 2 players so I've never bothered.
budda
29 Dec 161#4
If only 2 of the games are worth bothering with you could save some pennies and opt for the Party Pack for £7.99
Noticed this yesterday after playing friends PS3 version but was debating whether to get PS3 or PS4. Any difference between the two, as the PS3 version is only £7.99?
borolad94
29 Dec 16#6
My last three evening have been spent playing Fibbage and others with 14 different people over the 3 nights, endless fun! Disappointed I paid £8 for JB2, didnt know this was on offer.
Elivercury to borolad94
29 Dec 16#8
You're not really missing much from party pack 1 tbh. I'd definitely keep an eye out for party pack 3 which is amazing.
Elivercury
29 Dec 16#7
Two points:
Jackbox Party Pack 3 is out now (on pc, unsure about ps4? and is in my opinion the best yet. So I'd make the the priority. They fix/improve quiplash and murder trivia party is also amazing.
Second, I'd probably just get Party Pack 2, as the only decent thing in Pack 1 that doesn't come in pack 2 is you don't know jack. While entertaining, it's only 4 player so isn't the best for parties (quiplash is 8 player + unlimited interactive audience) for comparison.
Heat from me but thought I'd make those points.
AzNDeals to Elivercury
30 Dec 16#15
Do most people prefer the third one? I, to be honest, feel like its the most boring. The only one I feel that's fun out of the bundle is the horror game, but that too isn't too great.
In terms of the first two games, I've probably got several hours on record, but the new one less than an hour.
I'll try and play the new one again on NYE with a different group of people and maybe then it will get better.
borolad94
29 Dec 16#10
My brother downloaded Pack 1 on his xBox and I played that Xmas Eve and today at my parents, whereas I downloaded Pack 2.
We only really play Drawful and Fibbage on Pack 1, whereas I quite like all of them from Pack 2, can't pass Wednesday's bomb disposal no matter how hard I try though!
jenmumof5
30 Dec 16#11
What ages are these suitable for?? Youngest that would join in would probably be my 9yo
neilanderton1 to jenmumof5
30 Dec 161#12
The quiz games in these packs that require you to be funny with your answers entirely depends on your audience on how suitable your language is.
For example, with quiplash 2 (Jackbox 3) we resorted to creating our own episodes of quips for the family to answer. Needless to say, with an audience of adults and late teens the answers given were not innocent and certainly not suitable for my 10yo nephew to partake and read.
The quiz games that consist of multiple choice are fine for a 9yo, though. So, games like YDKJ should be fine. Drawful should be ok as well. I'm pretty sure the first one has moderating tools.
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Opening post
So if your also not planning on going out on the lash for new year, and want to liven up a potentially dull N.Y.E party at home, take a look at this.
All you need is a PS4, then all of the players just use their smartphones or tablets to join in. Fibbage alone with a group around the telly is highly recommended!
From the description...
The two greatest party game compilations of this generation have now merged onto one BIGGER, BETTER party game compilation! The Jackbox Party Bundle contains 10 unique and hilarious party games that will turn any game night, party, or family gathering into a laugh riot… or at least a competitive blood bath (whichever you prefer!)
And the best part is, you don’t need a huge mess of controllers – all games are played using any internet-connected devices, like phones and tablets, as controllers!
From The Jackbox Party Pack you get:
YOU DON’T KNOW JACK 2015
Fibbage
Drawful
Lie Swatter
Word Spud
From the Jackbox Party Pack 2 you get:
Fibbage 2
Earwax
Bidiots
Quiplash XL
Bomb Corp.
With an endless array of party games at your fingertips, no get-together will ever tank again. You’re gonna need WAY more than one party for this!
NOTE: All games are in English only and are local multiplayer.
Compatible with the PlayStation®4 Computer Entertainment System
All comments (25)
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Jackbox Party Pack 3 is out now (on pc, unsure about ps4? and is in my opinion the best yet. So I'd make the the priority. They fix/improve quiplash and murder trivia party is also amazing.
Second, I'd probably just get Party Pack 2, as the only decent thing in Pack 1 that doesn't come in pack 2 is you don't know jack. While entertaining, it's only 4 player so isn't the best for parties (quiplash is 8 player + unlimited interactive audience) for comparison.
Heat from me but thought I'd make those points.
In terms of the first two games, I've probably got several hours on record, but the new one less than an hour.
I'll try and play the new one again on NYE with a different group of people and maybe then it will get better.
We only really play Drawful and Fibbage on Pack 1, whereas I quite like all of them from Pack 2, can't pass Wednesday's bomb disposal no matter how hard I try though!
For example, with quiplash 2 (Jackbox 3) we resorted to creating our own episodes of quips for the family to answer. Needless to say, with an audience of adults and late teens the answers given were not innocent and certainly not suitable for my 10yo nephew to partake and read.
The quiz games that consist of multiple choice are fine for a 9yo, though. So, games like YDKJ should be fine. Drawful should be ok as well. I'm pretty sure the first one has moderating tools.