Jackbox Party Pack 4 is a collection of party games developed and published by Jackbox Games, Inc. The games featured in the pack include Fibbage 3, Survive the Internet, Monster Seeking Monster, Bracketeering and Civic Doodle. Each of the games plays differently but they are all connected by one idea – bringing lots of fun to family gatherings, friends’ parties and other events.  As such, Jackbox Party Pack 4 received positive reviews from the critics, who praised the varied choice of party games and the fun each of them could bring to the gathering.

Wacky world of Jackbox gameplay

JPP 4’s features very simple gameplay mechanics – all the participants need are their computers. Depending on the game, the players will have to enter prompts on a keyboard, use mouse to draw or do other things the game will ask of them. Most of these tasks are easy enough for even the most inexperienced gamers. The pack, however, offers some unique features for streamers, including custom content creation and audience features.

Party games for party people

Jackbox Party Pack 4 includes five games, that will liven up any boring meeting. Here are the short descriptions of each of them:

• Fibbage 3 is a perfect game for those of you who have a knack for sleuthing. The rules are simple: each of the participants makes up five lines to fill in a blank in the sentence. The others’ task is to figure out which of them is true. The sentence can be from the are of general knowledge or personal details about the participant.
• Survive the Internet pits the participants against humanity’s worst enemy – the World Wide Web. The players answer seemingly innocent questions and send these answers to other participants. Their job is now to take the answers as far away from context as possible, adding ridiculous hashtags or other information to make the answerer look like a total dummy.
• Monster Seeking Monster is a cautionary tale of a date gone wrong…but not really! It’s a fun game where players try to set up dates with each other by sending messages. Each player is a different kind of monster and they receive hearts after specific requirements are fulfilled. Careful, though, because some of the dates take rejection very poorly…
• Bracketeering is a tournament-style Q&A game, where the answers are not as obvious as they seem to be. The goal of the game is to win in a series of bracket set-ups, where two answers to the same question fight for the top spot. The player can use all the methods at their disposal to convince others to choose their answer. In the Blind Round, however, the player is given a short prompt, after which the true question is revealed. Will it work in your favor or against it?
• In Civic Doodle, an ill-advised plan to decorate the town is hatched. Two players start drawing, adding elements to the simple base. After the round ends, other participants vote on the best drawing, which becomes the new base. What sort of masterpiece is going to emerge from all of this?

Reception

Jackbox Party Pack 4 was met with positive reception from the critics. Reviewers praised the fun games included in the pack, noting that they would easily liven up many a family gathering or meeting with friends. The variety of themes was also noted as a plus of the fourth pack of Jackbox games.

Key features:

• Best offerings from the Jackbox vault of party games
• Play on your computer, with no extra peripherals necessary
• Engage your friends in a game of lies in Fibbage 3 or make them the laughingstock of the party in Survive the Internet
• Date monsters and ghouls in Monster Seeking Monster or fight for the top spot in Bracketeering
• Draw to your heart’s content and create the truest masterpiece any city would be proud of in Civic Doodle