Ranking Every Jackbox Party Pack

The Jackbox Party Packs are a great go-to entertainment source for any gathering. Just one person needs to buy a pack, and then everyone else can join in on the fun via their phones or any other device with a web browser. It’s that simple.

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With eleven fantastic Jackbox Party Packs to choose from, there are now so many different minigames to try. Some of the games involve drawing, while other games are all about writing the funniest answer. You’ll likely have a lot of fun no matter what pack you go for, but what party pack offers the most incredible, most entertaining experience? To help make that decision, here are all the Jackbox games ranked.

Updated May 1, 2025 by Gabrielle Castania: Last year, we had the release of the Jackbox Naughty Pack instead of a standard-size party pack, as well as plenty of updates to the games in older favorites. There’s another Party Pack rumored for sometime in 2025, though, so we’re updating this ranking with a small insight as to when the new installment is going to come out, and what we can expect from it.

12

The Jackbox Party Pack

Lacks Variety

Title

Players

Audience

Family Friendly Mode?

Ext Timers?

You Don’t Know Jack


Fast-paced, ridiculous trivia questions.

1-4

No

No

Drawful


Doodle silly prompts and write convincing titles for each drawing.

3-8

No

No

Word Spud


Word association under pressure.

2-8

No

No

Lie Swatter


Determine if each prompt is true or false.

1-100

No

No

Fibbage XL


Fool your friends with convincing lies while seeking out the truth.

2-8

No

No

In a list to determine which Jackbox Party Pack is the best, unfortunately, one pack has to be in last place even if all of them have their merits. The original party pack has five casual games for you to enjoy. Fibbage is a classic — it involves crafting convincing lies to fool others. Drawful allows everyone to test their drawing skills. Both are great games that will always go down well with groups of friends.

The main issue with this first pack is the lack of variety. You Don’t Know Jack and Lie Swatter are two variations of trivia games, and Drawful and Fibbage are similar as well. The remaining game, Word Spud, can fall flat at a party if the energy isn’t right. Although the selection of games in this pack can be a lot of fun, you’ll get more variety elsewhere.

11

The Jackbox Party Pack 5

Great For One Night Only

Title

Players

Audience

Family-Friendly Mode?

Ext Timers?

You Don’t Know Jack


A trivia game with confusing questions and hilarious answers.

1-8

10,000

Manual Censoring

Yes

Split The Room


Add details to hypothetical situations and then vote on how to handle them.

3-8

10,000

Yes.

Yes

Mad Verse City


Create lyrics for robot rappers to sing for you.

3-8

10,000

Yes.

Yes

Zeeple Dome


Fling aliens around a chaotic arena to defeat enemies.

1-6

Always On

No

Patently Stupid


Create inventions and pitch them to your friends.

3-8

10,000

Always On (Manual Censoring)

Yes

Jackbox Party Pack 5’s games are worth trying at least once. Patently Stupid is the best one: you design silly inventions and pitch them to your friends. You Don’t Know Jack returns for more interesting trivia, while Mad Verse City has you crafting lyrics in an epic robot rap battle.

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Zeeple Dome is probably the most unique game here, where ou’ll attempt to fling your character around an arena to hit your enemies. It can be chaotic fun, but the fiddly controls can make it quite frustrating. Split The Room has a great theme, but the game doesn’t quite hold up. This pack offers some creative experiences, but you’ll likely not be rushing back for more rounds of most of the games within.

10

The Jackbox Naughty Pack

Forcing The Filth


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The Jackbox Naughty Pack

Systems

PC-1


Released

September 11, 2024

ESRB

M for Mature 17+ Due To Adult Themes

Franchise

The Jackbox Party Pack



Title

Players

Audience

Family-Friendly Mode?

Ext Timers?

Fakin’ It All Night Long


A more mature version of finding the imposter in Fakin’ It.

3-8

10,000

No

Yes

Dirty Drawful


A delightfully naughty iteration of everyone’s favorite drawing game.

3-8

10,000

No

Yes

Let Me Finish


Argue your pervy points about the photos shown on screen.

3-8

10,000

No

Yes

If you’re trying to make your friends think dirty thoughts with their answers (if they’re not doing that already on their own), then the Jackbox Naughty Pack is a good way to spice up game nights for adult friend groups. The new game is Let Me Finish, which asks you to debate all kinds of mature themes, like pointing out where an inanimate objects butt might be, for example.

We’ve also got two adult versions of classic Jackbox games added in the Jackbox Naughty Pack, with Fakin’ It All Night Long adding an assortment of lewd suggestions and game modes, while Dirty Drawful tasks players with letting their filthy imaginations run wild on the digital canvas.

9

The Jackbox Party Starter

Something For Everyone

Title

Players

Audience

Family-Friendly Mode?

Ext Timers?

Quiplash 3


Write hilarious answers to silly questions to make your friends laugh.

3-8

10,000

Yes

Yes

Tee K.O.


Draw shirts, match them with slogans, and vote on the best designs.

3-8

10,000

Yes

Yes

Trivia Murder Party 2


Answer trivia questions and face deadly minigames when you answer incorrectly.

1-8

10,000

Yes

Yes

The Jackbox Party Starter is a great choice if you have not already purchased the other packs and are trying to figure out what is the best Jackbox Party Pack for your group. It includes Quiplash 3, Tee K.O., and Trivia Murder Party 2, which are all incredible games. There is a bit of everything: trivia, jokes, and drawing. They are all fast-paced games that will get everyone in your group laughing, and the pack is also cheaper than the other options, making it less daunting for newcomers to take a chance and buy it for their friend group.

This starter is probably not worth getting for those who already have other Jackbox Party Packs. You’ll have more variety with other packs on this list. The Jackbox Party Starter does update these games to include the same accessibility options as later Party Pack releases, but if you’ve got the full versions of the games already, there’s not enough new content to justify buying them again.

8

The Jackbox Party Pack 6

Some Great, Some Not-So-Great

Title

Players

Audience

Family-Friendly Mode?

Ext Timers?

Trivia Murder Party 2


Answer trivia questions correctly or face deadly minigames.

1-8

10,000

No (Removable Prompts)

Yes

Role Models


Assign ridiculous personality traits to your friends.

3-6

10,000

Yes

Yes

Joke Boat


Write witty one-liners for a stand-up competition on a cruise.

3-8

10,000

Yes

Yes

Dictionarium


Create ridiculous new words and their definitions.

3-8

10,000

Always On (Manual Censoring)

Yes

Push The Button


Perform tasks to figure out who among you are secretly aliens.

4-10

Yes

No

The Jackbox Party Pack 6 is a bit of a mixed bag. Trivia Murder Party 2 is fantastic – It captures the tone of the previous version well, and its final round has less of a runaway-winner feel to it. Role Models is great for getting to know your friends. Joke Boat is an attempt at a new Quiplash but feels too restrictive. Dictionarium can be enjoyable as you create new words, but it isn’t the most exciting game.

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Push The Button is one of Jackbox’s more ambitious games that takes an alternate approach to Among Us. It is a fun game, but it often comes down to random guesswork when attempting to find out who the aliens are. It is excellent to see Jackbox getting more ambitious with their games, but sometimes simpler ones work best. The pack has some great additions but some duds too.

7

The Jackbox Party Pack 4

Excellent Variety

Title

Players

Audience

Family-Friendly Mode?

Ext Timers?

Fibbage 3


Create convincing answers to bizarre trivia to trick your friends.

2-8

10,000

Yes

Yes

Survive The Internet


Twist your friends’ social media posts to embarrass them.

3-8

10,000

Always On (Manual Censoring)

Yes

Monster Seeking Monster


Send awkward texts to convince other monsters to date you.

3-7

10,000

No (Hide Some Messages)

Yes

Bracketeering


Rank answers to silly categories.

3-16

10,000

Yes.

Yes

Civic Doodle


Compete against your friends to have your art included in a mural.

3-8

10,000

Always On (Manual Censoring)

Yes

The fourth party pack has some fun and creative games within it. Fibbage returns and adds a fantastic ‘enough about you’ round that makes it more personal to your group, and Monster Seeking Monster is a quirky dating game. Survive The Internet relies on your friends giving you good prompts to work with, but with the right group can be hilarious.

Civic Doodle is similar to Gartic Phone in some ways, but t isn’t the strongest drawing game in of the Jackbox series. Bracketeering can be fun with a big group or an audience to add to the votes but can feel a little repetitive, even with various twists in each round. Overall, this pack has a wide-ranging selection of games that will keep you coming back.

6

The Jackbox Party Pack 10

Most Unique Mix Of Games

Title

Players

Audience

Family-Friendly Mode?

Ext Timers?

Tee K.O. 2


Design T-shirts with silly drawings and slogans.

3-8

10,000

Yes

Yes. You can also have no timers.

Timejinx


Time-traveling trivia.

1-8

10,000

Yes

Yes. You can also have no timers.

FixyText


Collaboratively writing text messages without a delete button.

3-8

10,000

Yes

Yes. You can also have no timers.

Dodo Re Mi


Birds performing a rhythm game to sing songs.

1-9

10,000

Always On

No

Hypnotorious


Find the outlier of the group by discussing cryptic clues.

4-8

10,000

Yes

Yes. You can also have no timers.

The tenth Party Pack is more hit than miss, but you can’t go too wrong with the fun minigames available. The T-shirt drawing hilarity returns with Tee K.O. 2, bringing some rather welcomed updates to the original game, while Timejinx offers some date-guessing trivia and fully embraces its time-travel theme throughout varied rounds.

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Dodo Re Mi is a rhythm game that doesn’t quite feel as much like a classic party game experience, but is worth performing a song or two. FixyText has you writing incoherent messages with your friends, but it feels slightly repetitive after a bit. Finally, Hypnotorious is initially confusing but very engaging. The addition of a secret outlier adds a delightful twist to the experience. Overall, the Jackbox Party Pack 10 has a unique set of games that show that the series can still get creative with its concepts.

5

The Jackbox Party Pack 7

No Duds Here

Title

Players

Audience

Family-Friendly Mode?

Ext Timers?

Quiplash 3


Vote on the funniest answer to various silly prompts.

3-8

10,000

Yes

Yes

The Devils And The Details


Collaboratively complete minigames under pressure.

3-8

10,000

Yes

No

Champ’d Up


Doodle champions and vote on who would win in various challenges.

3-8

10,000

Yes

Yes

Talking Points


Present a lecture without knowing what slides will be included beforehand.

3-8

10,000

Yes

Yes

Blather ‘Round


Give vague clues to try and get your friends to guess your prompt.

2-6

10,000

Always On (Manual Censoring)

No

The Jackbox Party Pack 7 has some great games! Quiplash returns for its third installment, where you’ll get to answer silly prompts with ridiculous answers. Its final round perhaps isn’t as strong as Quiplash 2’s had been but it is still a hit when you’re playing with friends. Champ’d Up is an incredibly creative take on the classic drawing game formula: this time, you’re drawing all kinds of different fighters to go up against one another in random events. Finally, Blather ‘Round is an excellent guessing game to offer some variety.

Talking Points and The Devils And The Details are probably the weakest games in the pack but are still entertaining enough. Talking Points works best with a group of outgoing people who likely know one another pretty well for sake of loosening up, eager to give ridiculous presentations. The Devils And The Details can get very chaotic with too many players shouting over one another, but it is a great cooperative experience if you can overcome that. Each game is worth playing at least once with your group.

4

The Jackbox Party Pack 9

Many Highs, And Few Lows

Title

Players

Audience

Family-Friendly Mode?

Ext Timers?

Fibbage 4


Craft convincing lies to fool your friends while seeking out the actual answers.

2-8

10,000

Yes

Yes

Roomerang


Answer prompts to convince everyone you are a fantastic reality star.

4-9

10,000

Yes

Yes. You can also have no timers.

Junktopia


Give elaborate backstories to pieces of junk.

3-8

10,000

Yes

Yes. You can also have no timers.

Nonsensory


Use helpful clues to guide your friends to the correct answer.

3-8

10,000

Yes

Yes. You can also have no timers.

Quixort


Organize trivia answers into a timeline under pressure.

1-10

10,000

Yes

Yes. You can also have no timers.

The Jackbox Party Pack 9 is the 2022 release for the series, and it certainly proves that the franchise has not gotten stale. It is full of great entries, and even the weaker games of the pack are still delightful. Quixort is the big highlight, splitting your group into teams to organize trivia questions into a timeline. The prompts are intriguing and will ensure plenty of discussions across the teams. Roomerang is like an extended Quiplash that benefits greatly if your group gets into character as reality TV stars.

Fibbage is always a classic when it reappears in Jackbox Party Packs, and the fourth entry builds upon this in creative ways. Nonsensory is Jackbox’s version of the Wavelength board game, but the addition of drawing rounds, it adds a silly layer of chaos. Junktopia is the weakest entry of the pack, as you attempt to create ridiculous backstories for pieces of junk. With a creative group, you’ll still have a laugh, but it feels a bit limited in scope. With this pack, you might not be blown away, but you’ll still be in for a fantastic experience.

3

The Jackbox Party Pack 2

Guaranteed To Make Your Group Laugh

Title

Players

Audience

Family-Friendly Mode?

Ext Timers?

Fibbage 2


Seek out the true answer to a trivia question while fooling friends with fake answers.

2-8

10,000

Yes

Yes

Earwax


Answer silly prompts with even more ridiculous sound effects.

3-8

10,000

Yes

No

Bidiots


Draw art and auction it off to make as much money as possible.

3-6

No

No

Quiplash XL


Write a hilarious answer to a silly prompt and hope your friends vote for it.

3-8

10,000

Yes

Yes

Bomb Corp


Work together with your friends to stop bombs from exploding.

1-4

No

No

This pack has many creative games to play, such as the always-hectic Bomb Corp. This always panicky, intensely cooperative game offers a fun challenge that will have you all in a flustered state, but it’s incredibly satisfying to pass each level, with or despite the help of everyone in the group.

There’s also the return of lying with Fibbage 2. Earwax has you voting on ridiculous sound effects, and Bidiots has you competing in an auction over your drawings. Finally, Quiplash XL offers a vast collection of hilarious prompts. There isn’t a miss with this pack. All five games are a lot of fun, offering simple concepts that will have everyone laughing throughout. It’s been a longtime favorite for a reason!

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