Job Job: Truly one of Jackbox's greatest of all time, the idea feels so old school for them yet still so refined and perfect, as well as endlessly replayable. I will say that going in blind on that first game is just an inch funnier than subsequent playthroughs where you know what happens
Drawful Animate: It's Drawful, but with two drawings at a time instead of one. It's fun but it doesn't open up that much over everything Drawful 1 and 2 had to offer, especially when your friends aren't big on drawing party games and now you have to draw two pictures at a time instead of one.
The Wheel Of Enormous Proportions: Probably the worst of the bunch, but still fun. The trivia aspect is a lot more fun and engaging than the random game show/chance aspect.
Weapons Drawn: One of two in the pack that withdraws most of the comedy in favor of a more intense competitive game. It's initially kind of confusing and gives way to the ability to essentially cheat, but once everyone gets in on it, super fun.
The Poll Mine: The other of the two more competitive ones, and I prefer this one, despite the fact I suck so hard at it. There's a really cool personal element of trying to understand your friends, in a similar way to something like Role Models, even though it's a lot more understated here.
Drawful Animate: It's Drawful, but with two drawings at a time instead of one. It's fun but it doesn't open up that much over everything Drawful 1 and 2 had to offer, especially when your friends aren't big on drawing party games and now you have to draw two pictures at a time instead of one.
The Wheel Of Enormous Proportions: Probably the worst of the bunch, but still fun. The trivia aspect is a lot more fun and engaging than the random game show/chance aspect.
Weapons Drawn: One of two in the pack that withdraws most of the comedy in favor of a more intense competitive game. It's initially kind of confusing and gives way to the ability to essentially cheat, but once everyone gets in on it, super fun.
The Poll Mine: The other of the two more competitive ones, and I prefer this one, despite the fact I suck so hard at it. There's a really cool personal element of trying to understand your friends, in a similar way to something like Role Models, even though it's a lot more understated here.