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About The Jackbox Party Pack 3
The Jackbox Party Pack 3 bundles five fresh party games for local multiplayer, playable on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and presented in English only. Each title supports up to ten thousand audience members and requires no extra controllers.
Players join via any web‑enabled device—smartphone, tablet, or computer—while streamers can use built‑in audience features. Remote play is possible through video‑conference tools, and the pack includes streamer‑focused additions.
01 / THE GUIDE
Quiplash 2
Quiplash 2 accommodates three to eight participants, each answering a prompt with a witty response.
The game supplies a full set of new questions and also permits players to write their own, expanding replay variety significantly.
- Mix preset and custom prompts for varied humor.
- Read prompts aloud to ensure everyone hears the joke.
02 / THE GUIDE
Trivia Murder Party
Trivia Murder Party supports one to eight players, turning a quiz show into a lethal competition against a trivia‑obsessed killer.
Even solo participants face timed questions and sudden‑death mini‑games, ensuring tension regardless of group size.
- Use headphones to catch audio cues for sudden‑death events.
- Watch the timer bar to manage answer speed.
03 / THE GUIDE
Guesspionage
Guesspionage allows two to eight players to estimate percentages for survey‑style questions, testing collective intuition.
After voting, the actual data is revealed, letting the group compare guesses with real statistics for humor often, surprisingly together.
- Discuss possible answers before voting to spark conversation.
- Note surprising percentages for later anecdotes.
04 / THE GUIDE
Tee K.O.
Tee K.O. hosts three to eight players who each create a custom t‑shirt design using drawing tools.
Designs are then pitted against each other in a vote, with the winning shirt surviving the showdown ultimately dramatically.
- Use bold, simple shapes for clearer voting.
- Choose contrasting colors to make your shirt stand out.
05 / THE GUIDE
Fakin’ It
Fakin’ It supports three to six players, assigning one participant a hidden role that must stay concealed.
The remaining players ask questions to expose the secret, and the group wins by correctly identifying the liar ultimately.
- Watch for hesitation or inconsistent details.
- Rotate the hidden role each round for freshness.
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