7 is the best one so far?

[Belinazi]

I played 4/5 games from the new pack, quiplash i didnt test yet, but oh man this one is gold.

TDATD: at first i was confused, but after u got the ideia is pretty nice, everyone was screaming at the call, huge mess and big fun. 9/10

Champ'd Up: way better than Tee-ko, fair fights. 8/10

Talking Points: i think this one depends on who u playing with, i had a lot of fun, the awards is the best part. 8/10

Blather 'Round: its difficult for no-english speakers, but still fun. 7/10

Quiplash 3: well, its quiplash, i didnt played yet but seems fun. ?/10


i'm from brazil and translating the game sounds good, but i dont think we will se it so fast

[pig]

I really like all of them except TDATD, not really funny and in my group it just ends up with everyone mad at each other, but it is probably the most complex game ever in jackbox (and the art style is gorgeous). And Quiplash... seems the same but with some pretty clay visuals, which is nice but kinda dissapointing.
All in all this is a very strong contender for the best pack.

[Scott]

The Devils and the Details is rubbish, way too complicated and not fun.
The rest of the pack is good tho.

[★ Amelia ★]

I actually really like the hectic unhinged chaos of TDATD

[TheMonkofDestiny]

So far they've yet to release a truly perfect pack. I question whether such a goal is even feasible, but who knows for certain.

[Queen Robyn]

Originally posted by Dakota Naegi:

I actually really like the hectic unhinged chaos of TDATD

same its the best part of it

[Bouncer]

Originally posted by TheMonkofDestiny:

So far they've yet to release a truly perfect pack. I question whether such a goal is even feasible, but who knows for certain.

Perfection is impossible. But normally each pack has a game that's horrible or near unplayable. This one very noticeably averted that. Each of the games is good.

[GrundleGrump]

Blather 'Round is good but half-a$$ed. Feels like it needs way more content. Also, the scoring system is messed up. My fiancee has the imagination of a dead goldfish and yet she keeps winning even though she constantly says "I shouldn't have won that".

Quiplash 3 is more of the same except somehow the final rounds keep getting worse and worse. Nice that they've included "Make Your Own" without seperate purchases this time.

Rest of the games are so-so. This one feels rushed and doesn't have a lot of investment in it. Would recommend when closer to £10

[λdambomb]

TDATD - seems like a game better played in person when this is all over. It was just too hectic for my google hangouts session.

Champ'd up - Love TKO. Also love this one. Bugged still AFAIK. Keeps freezing on second round when someone doesn't submit because I think the drawings need like another 30 seconds because you have to ALSO come up with a good name. Once they fix the bug itll be one of my most played.

Talking point - Have to have a certain type of group. Its pretty much just doing improv like Whos Line is it anyways? or Impractical Jokers(sort of). Have to actually do a presentation not just read the slides. The whole fun is the speakers reaction to the totally unrelated slides. Have to have people willing to actually act. Really fun though.

Blather Round - Like reverse 20 questions. Its not a "funny" game but its pretty fun.

Quiplash 3 - The normal round prompts are fine and seem like they have more pop culture references now. Im not sure what other people are talking about with this quiplash's last round. It way better than any other last round. This time you actually go 1v1 instead of answering in a group and you get the nice slow triple reveal with the triple answer animation. For example my last one was "How would you describe yourself in three words?" I answered "Huge".... "Massive".... "Heart". Those popping in slowly in that order was really funny. Its all in the slow reveal. Best quiplash so far IMO.