The Jackbox Party Pack 7

Had fun playing with family, best Jackbox Party Pack imo

Everyone (not i) loves quiplash, but "I" love Blather 'Round. It's a mixed bag, you gotta play the games you like from the packs you like. The megapicker helps you find the ones you like, faster, but only if you bought the other packs via steam.

good game

This game flasque

its cool

solid pack. Champ'd up and the devils and the details are by far the most entertaining games I've ever played on jackbox so far

This review is long overdue, but I don't know why I was pressured to buy this game along with the 3rd Party pack (I hate hosting lol). I said it before, and I'll say it again: "I really wish game packs were sold separately." Quiplash 3 and Champed Up are by far the group chat favourites, but I really wish we tried or at least gave the other game modes a chance. I personally liked Talking Points and Blather Round. Nonetheless, a great game, being as its one of the stronger Party Packs, in my opinion

harry balls

me no likey this game. abaass is the maker of this game .

Allows my friends and I to see how terrible we really are :)

quiplash 4 when

It has Quiplash 3 so it's a pretty good pack. Champ'd Up kinda sucks though

the most racist pack

all of the games here are incredibly creative and fun, this was a very refreshing release from the jackbox team

best jackbox pack imo, great variety. Quiplash for a good introduction to the jackbox format, plus just something great to fall back on, ChampdUp for a drawing game, Blather Round for a more skill based/strategic game, plus probably the most chill jackbox game imo. and Talking Points is just, my favorite game in the series.

We dont talk about devils and the details

still 4/5 bangers that are all very often in my game night rotation is great for 30 bucks at full price and very often cheaper on sale

Blather 'Round, Champed Up, and Quiplash 3 are all-timer party games and worth it. Devil's in the Details and Talking Points really depend on the crowd.

GOOD GAME

They made my presentation racist :(

the games are fire, one of the best in the series, would recommend

i don't remember it's been like 3 years but i think it was pretty good i think

I love thi s one ong

I exclusively wear t-shirts designed in this game. I can't keep the women off me.

banger shit

This is the best one.

jerkin my box party pack shmeven or sum

fun af

phonk massive pomni chat is this real ncbek !!!!!!1 among us

best party pack FOR SURE!

Probably my favorite Jackbox, but I may edit this review as I get more of them. Great replayability, fun with friends and large groups, I love champ'd up, but all the other games are pretty fun too. hard 8/10

very fun with lots of friends or just 3 people. amazing for get togethers, parties, and events.

Goofy good time

very fun

I'll rate the games individually based on how fun they are to play in a party [P] setting (friends/family in person) and on like a discord [D] stream (computers, virtual)

Champ'd Up - [P 4/5, D 6/5 (this game rocks)]
Quiplash 3 - [P 5/5, D 4/5]
Devils and the Details - [P 2/5, D 2/5]
Talking Points - [P 5/5, D 3/5]
Blather Round - [P 3/5, D 3/5]

Overall this pack is really good, I'd say it's worth

good

fun for party

fun

Wow. What a game. I hate my friends, especially one of them. They will go unnamed, but let's just say for the sake of this review there name was blesh blu. Blesh is WAY TOO FUNNY. AHAAAAHAHAHAAAHAA HUAHUAHUAHUAHUAHUAHUAAAAAAAAAA.

Sincerely,
Carlos Santana Ortiz

P.S. Changs

Ops, all bangers, exempt Devils & the Details.

a really awesome pack that even with its weaker games (D&tD and Blather Round) they still manage to at least give a decent time with other players. And the other 3 games (Quiplash 3, Champ'd Up, and Talking POints) are EXTREMELY fun. Of the party packs i own, this is def my fav

Really great pack. I recommend you get it on sale however.

Where do I start. Champd up is an amazing game, absolutely love and recommend it, I don't think I've met someone who didn't enjoy that game. Quiplash, also a solid addition to the pack, although just a remake, and although this is an unpopular opinion, I really do enjoy the devils and the details. I think its a creative game and while it could have been executed better, provides a one of a kind experience. Altogether, this is a great pack and I recommend it

quiplash

This is easily one of the best packs. All the games are really fun in their own way

goodfungame

they got the funny guy

Stream with friends who only need a phone to play along!

Oh hey, my profile picture is one of the devils from The Devils and the Details. Either way...

Tl;dr of my mini-reviews of each game: This pack is still very solid, even though with some games there are small "ughs".

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Quiplash 3: Aesthetically one of the more unique ones of the Jackbox series, featuring claymation-style elements. Quiplash is Quiplash, you fill in the blanks of sentences and make a ha-ha. The only caveat I have with this version is the music - in the soundtrack it's fine, but during gameplay, it's intimidating even... but it's easily brushed off.

The Devils and the Details: Hhhhhhhh - mixed feelings. It's a group game where some tasks are independent, some require teamwork. You fill a bar with the tasks you do and move to the next day. Here, it really depends on the group of people you are playing with - playing with people other than those that you have vocal contact with is borderline impossible, just because of the teamwork-required tasks. Even then, this is something I occasionally play with a group of people and get joy out of it. Occasionally = far less than the other games, but still played.

Champ'd Up: To this day, still probably the best drawing game in Jackbox Packs. You draw characters based on a prompt, and then get a rival whose appearance you see, but don't know the prompt. Then they fight each other. It's so simple in concept, but really fun. Also, bonus points to the music - Andy Poland went hard and I appreciate it, really digging the electronic music mixed with march band drums. Kinda reminds me of Death Grips' earlier works through that.

Talking Points: Vocal improvisation, the game - speaking is mandatory in this game, and so, should be played with those with vocal contact. You get a topic for a slideshow, but don't know the pictures that a different player chooses for you. This game usually gets extremely restless and out-of-bounds, which can be really fun at times. Freeplay-mode for this is an odd choice.

Blather 'Round: This game is one of my go-to games when introducing Jackbox to other players (others being Tee K.O. and Guesspionage). You get a thing that you have to explain about with using cryptic words, and give "praise/discipline" to player-given answers (in other words, you can agree, or don't agree with a word to lead others onward). Fun and engaging, best with a big player group. This game should've gotten the Freeplay-mode, but I guess such wasn't picked up for the potential difficulty of giving custom words the prompts that the game gives you?

Game so good we got the cops called on us

good

Great games - Love Quiplash