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The Jackbox Party Pack 4

Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Amazon Fire TV, PC (Microsoft Windows), Linux, iOS, Mac, PlayStation 4, Android • 2017

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Quick resume

The fourth pack in this storied party game franchise features Fibbage 3 and its new game mode, Fibbage: Enough About You; the twisted web game Survive the Internet; the dating contest Monster Seeking Monster; the deranged debate match Bracketeering; and the one-up art game Civic Doodle.

Global score

95/100

Genres

Casual, Indie, Strategy, Quiz/Trivia, Puzzle

Pros

  • Highly creative and social gameplay
  • Multiple distinct party games
  • Supports large groups and streaming
  • Easy to pick up and play
  • Strong humor and replayability

Cons

  • Some games require specific group dynamics
  • Bracketeering and civic doodle less popular
  • Monster seeking monster can be awkward
  • Limited narrative depth
  • Sedentary gameplay

Motivations

  • Autonomy
    4

    "Players have freedom to choose games, create answers, and direct their own play style in social party settings."

  • Competence
    3

    "Games require skill in creativity, social deduction, and quick thinking rather than repetitive tasks."

  • Competition
    4

    "Strong competitive elements with voting, scoring, and strategic social gameplay against other players."

  • Continuation
    3

    "Players often engage in long sessions and return frequently for social and humorous experiences."

  • Cooperation
    1

    "Some cooperative elements in games like Civic Doodle, but mostly focused on individual or adversarial play."

  • Creativity
    5

    "High emphasis on creative input, including making up lies, drawing, and twisting friends' answers."

  • Domination
    2

    "Some games involve outwitting or outmaneuvering others, but interactions are generally balanced and social."

  • Escapism
    4

    "Strong escapism through humor, social interaction, and imaginative scenarios away from real life."

  • Expectation
    -4

    "Players engage voluntarily for fun and socializing, not out of obligation or pressure."

  • Experimenting
    4

    "Encourages trying new answers, strategies, and creative twists in gameplay."

  • Exploration
    -2

    "Limited physical exploration; focus is on social and creative discovery within known game formats."

  • Expression
    4

    "Players express themselves through customized answers, drawings, and social interactions."

  • Fantasy
    2

    "Some imaginative elements like monster dating and humorous fictional scenarios, but grounded in social play."

  • Fellowship
    5

    "Strong sense of community and group identity through shared humor and collaborative play."

  • Growth
    2

    "Players develop social and creative skills, though learning curve is moderate."

  • Health
    -5

    "Primarily sedentary gameplay with no physical activity involved."

  • Idle
    -3

    "Requires active attention and participation throughout sessions."

  • Intimacy
    3

    "Games like Fibbage: Enough About You foster closer social bonds and personal sharing."

  • Leadership
    -1

    "No strong leadership roles; players generally participate equally without formal authority."

  • Progression
    3

    "Players accumulate points and advance through rounds, though no persistent upgrades."

  • Relaxation
    2

    "Generally lighthearted and fun, though some games can be intense or competitive."

  • Sensation
    3

    "Engaging audiovisual style with humorous and dynamic feedback."

  • Status
    2

    "Recognition through scoring and winning rounds, but social status is casual and friendly."

  • Story
    -3

    "Minimal narrative; focus is on isolated social mini-games without overarching plots."

  • Strategy
    3

    "Some games require planning and social deduction, especially Monster Seeking Monster."

  • Thrill
    2

    "Moderate excitement from social twists and competition, but low risk."

  • Value
    4

    "High perceived value due to multiple games and replayability in social settings."

  • Violence
    -5

    "No violent content; gameplay centers on creative and social interaction."

  • Survival
    -4

    "No survival or threat elements; stable, low-risk gameplay environment."

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