- Guesspionage is decent fun. It's just about guessing percentages but some of the results are pretty surprising. Honestly I think the population of people that Jackbox surveyed wasn't a good sample size, though. Some of the results are downright unbelievable.

- Tee K.O. is hit or miss. It can be very fun if you are playing with people who can think quickly and draw somewhat creatively on the spot. That's the problem with it - for drawing the pictures and thinking of captions, you are given absolutely no guidance. The game literally just tells you to draw fun pictures and think of random slogans. But the real magic happens when you get to pair a slogan with a picture. It can result in some pretty hilarious moments.

- Trivia Murder Party is fantastic. A relatively straightforward trivia game with a twist that's not as confusing as You Don't Know Jack (for noobs and the elderly - this is from my experience anyway).

- Faking It is very good. As long as your players understand how the game works and you all agree to not say anything out loud until the secret prompt is revealed on the TV screen. It's especially fun if you're a good liar.

- Quiplash 2 is my personal favorite game and is really what sells this pack for me. It provides so much room for creativity and humor with just the right amount of guidance with regards to the prompts it gives you. Not to mention the alternate mode where players can submit their own prompts!

Overall, I would say this is my favorite Jackbox Party Pack. 3 of the games are downright great (Faking It, Trivia Murder Party, and Quiplash 2). The other 2 are pretty good and definitely far from bad (Guesspionage and Tee K.O.).

Guesspionage: Trivia game where you have to guess the % of the population (more accurately the % of people who answered the jackbox poll) that falls into the prompt.
Tee K.O.: Make custom T shirts by drawing pictures and writing slogan, and then combining them together to maximize comedy.
Trivia Murder Party: Trivia game (shocker) that has a really fun identity trying to escape a haunted hotel. Missing a question makes you play a minigame for a chance of survival, and those alive at the end have a slight advantage in a frenzy of questions to be the first to escape.
Quiplash 2: Quiplash 2. Justifies its existence with a new section at the end where you finish a comic strip instead of just a text prompt.
Fakin It: I'm gonna be real I never played this one.

I don't usually review multiplayer games because of how the experience can vary depending on the people you play with, but The Jackbox Party Pack 3 is something special. Hundreds of hours have been spent playing this game with friends and whether it be making fun of each other or inside jokes, this game could always manage to make us all laugh and have a good time. This game has shaped my humour probably for the worse, but I wouldn't replace my experience with this game with anything else. If you have a group of close friends, do yourselves a favour and play this game together.

The Jackbox are amusing party games where they answer prompts/questions (or sometimes draw) on their phones in conjunction with what the screen tells them too (it’s aimed at playing locally, but you can stream and have others join in remotely. Three great game are in this pack:

Trivia Murder Party is basic trivia questions, but set in a hotel owned by a serial killer. The questions themselves aren’t “spooky”, but after each question, the people who got it wrong take part in deadly mini games. Die and you become a ghost, but you can still answer questions and potentially win if you do well in the final round.

Quiplash is just a really simple game of making your friends laugh. People are given prompts (each prompt is given to two people) and people have to come up with a funny answer. These are then compared and everyone picks their favourite. In jokes between friends are great for this.

Fakin It is my personal favorite. Each round there are three prompts that requires people to put up their hand (to say yes), hold up a number of fingers or point at another player in response to a prompt (such as “Have you ever had a speeding ticket?”, “Who most looks like Tom Cruise?”). One player doesn’t get this prompt and has to fake their answer and possibly justify it. People then vote on who the spy is – if they can’t figure it out after three questions, the spy wins.

Fun set of games, probably one of the best packs.
- Trivia Murder Party: Tough, but fun 3/5
- Tee K.O.: Fun drawing game 4/5
- Fakin' It: Great social deduction game, 5/5
- Guesspionage: Simple, can be played with 2 players, 2/5
- Quiplash 2: It's Quiplash! 5/5.