We're closing in on our 1000th video on Octotiggy, so to celebrate we're inviting you all to play with us again! This time we're breaking out Jackbox Party 3, but we'll probably go back to the old games too. If you want to play with us, all you have to do is head to jackbox.tv on your phone, tablet, or in another browser window. Enter your name, and then during the stream we'll let you know which room code to use so you can play along with us!
Check below for descriptions of the games!
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The Jackbox Party Pack 3 was released on Oct 18th, 2016 (for PC/Mac/PS4/Amazon Fire family, Oct 21st, 2016 for Xbox One) and contains four new games in addition to Quiplash 2.
QUIPLASH 2 follows from the original Quiplash, where each player attempts to complete a statement in a humorous way, and the other players vote the best answer. Quiplash 2 introduces new prompts, the ability of the hosting player to create new prompts, the ability of the host to censor players, and new final rounds that may require players to come up with the meaning of a given acronym, complete a caption in a comic strip, or creating a quip using a given word.
TRIVIA MURDER PARTY is played out in a lighthearted theme of a horror thriller (like the Saw franchise). The game presents multiple choice trivia questions to players, with $1,000 awarded to anyone who guesses correctly. If one or more players gets a question wrong, they participate in a mini-game known as "The Killing Floor", which determines if none, some, or all of those players are "killed" (becoming a ghost character for the remainder of the game).
TEE K.O. is a drawing-based game. Each player draws three images of anything they want, though the game provides suggestions to help. Then each player has a chance to enter several short sayings or slogan. Subsequently, each player is then given two or more random drawings and two or more random sayings, and selects the pair that best fits together as printed on a tee-shirt.
GUESSPIONAGE has each player, in turn, guess what percentage of people have a certain quality or do a certain activity, such as texting while driving. Once the current player makes their guess, the other active players can consider if they are higher or lower than the actual value, including opining if they are off by more than a certain amount. Points are scored by the current player based on how close they are, and by the other players if they guessed correctly in which direction they were off.
FIBBAGE is a party game played by up to eight players and up to one hundred audience members via a streaming channel. It is broken into three rounds. In the first two rounds, each player has an opportunity to pick one of five randomly selected categories, and then all players are presented with an obscure fact with a missing word or phrase. Each player secretly provides the answer to the missing phrase, trying to craft an answer that appears legitimate. If players enter the correct answer, they are told of this and encouraged to enter a false answer. The game then presents all players' answers and the correct answer randomly. Players must then select the correct answer.
DRAWFUL is a party game played by up to eight players and up to one hundred audience members via a streaming channel, similar to Fibbage. The game has two rounds. Each round, each player is initially presented with a unique phrase, and they must use a simple drawing interface to draw out that phrase without using words. Once the drawings are all completed, the game presents a player's pictures to the other players, and they must enter what phrase the drawing is showing.
EARWAX is played by up to seven players. One player is selected as the judge and are given a choice of two categories. The category is presented to the other players, and these players are each given six random sound effects. Each player then selects two of the sound effects, in order, as a reply to the category. The judge player selects which combined sounds make the most humorous or fitting answer, and that selected player wins a point. The first player to three points wins the game.
Wikipedia contributors. Jackbox Games. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. November 22, 2016, 16:35 UTC. Available at: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?....
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