Since the system seems so well-suited to games like The Jackbox Party Pack series, would you explore making games that utilize some of the system’s more unique features? (like HD Rumble, etc) R: Over the course of the year, the previous three Jackbox Party Pack titles have all been brought over to the Nintendo Switch. “Fibbage is one of our most-played and celebrated games, so picking it as an anchor for Party Pack 4 was pretty much a no-brainer.” That said, no official decisions have been made yet about our future titles. SH: In regards to the Party Pack, we like to have a “tentpole title.” If a game has good fanfare and we feel like there’s something new we could add to it, then there’s always a possibility we’ll revisit it.
R: Like with Fibbage 3 and past sequels to favorite Jackbox games (like Drawful 2), are there other games from the past Jackbox Party Pack collections that you might have in mind to return to down the line, whether as part of a new Jackbox Party Pack or a standalone release? And in Civic Doodle, the audience can express themselves in the most powerful way possible: by shooting out emojis. In games like Monster Seeking Monster and Fibbage 3, the audience has more direct involvement in the game because they can collectively play as a monster or enter their own lies to fool players. The Jackbox Party Pack 4 is filled with even more audience interaction. We’re always looking to improve the experience for people who primarily play with their online community. SH: It has influenced our games quite a bit.
How has streaming influenced the direction of The Jackbox Party Pack 4 and the games included in it? R: The Jackbox Party Packs have seen a lot of success through streaming on YouTube, Twitch, and other platforms. “There are a lot of different ways to be funny, and we think we reached new territory in Party Pack 4.” As long as there is news reported in Florida, we will always have fun making that game. With this week’s release of The Jackbox Party Pack 4, we had the opportunity to chat with Jackbox Games writer and director Spencer Ham for some more insights (and a good dose of humor) on the series’ latest release, which includes the sequel to an old classic - Fibbage 3 - and four brand new games: Monster Seeking Monster, Survive the Internet, Civic Doodle, and Bracketeering.įibbage is one of our most-played and celebrated games, so picking it as an anchor for Party Pack 4 was pretty much a no-brainer. Luckily, the series’ latest installment, The Jackbox Party Pack 4, is back and bringing the series’ biggest collection of party games yet. Originally known for the party classic You Don’t Know Jack, developer Jackbox Games has since dominated the living rooms of homes everywhere with the company’s line of party game collections, The Jackbox Party Pack.Īside from giving players the chance to have a good time (and test the boundaries of humor that is considered “in good taste”), The Jackbox Party Pack games have provided plenty of creative and witty games for anyone to enjoy, but also accessibility in that anyone with a phone (or other smart device) can hop in and join the fun.
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