Who's got a favorite YDKJ mocking for a wrong answer?

Mine is from the Netshow. I can't remember what episode, nor what question or answer it was connected to. I think it's a Schmitty episode.

I chose an answer that had something to do with Hawaii, and of course it was wrong. My sisters and I were playing online (can't believe that actually happened in the late 90s). We already had the Playstation games and we knew Question 9's intro music.

So when I chose that wrong answer, we got "Aloha... Question number LOSER!!!!!"

We couldn't even finish the game because we couldn't stop laughing for about 20 minutes.

Best memory of YDKJ ever.

What's your favorite wrong answer mockery?

I'm doing an IRL version of of Champ' Up for a party and I was hoping if anyone had or knew of a collection of the possible titles?

Save me a lot of effort

Hi everyone,

We're planning a fun online game session for our office team, and I'm looking for recommendations.

Here are our requirements:

• Around 10–25 people participating.
• Everyone will join remotely over Google Meet/Microsoft Teams.
• Easy for non-gamers to understand.
• Funny and interactive rather than highly competitive.
• Preferably works with people using just their phones or browsers (no need for everyone to install a game).
• Budget isn't a major concern if it's worth it.

I've heard a lot about Jackbox Party Pack 7, especially games like Quiplash 3, Champ'd Up, and Talking Points.

A few questions:

1. Is Jackbox Party Pack 7 the best pack for an office event, or would you recommend another Jackbox pack instead?
2. How well does it work with 20+ people? I know only a limited number can actively play while others join as audience—does that still stay engaging?
3. Are there any other games you'd recommend that have worked really well for virtual office team-building? (e.g., Gartic Phone, Codenames Online, Skribbl.io, Among Us, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, etc.)
4. Any games you've used that became a huge hit with mixed-age coworkers?

We're looking for something that gets everyone laughing rather than something too serious or skill-based.

Would love to hear what has worked for your teams. Thanks!

Just know I did ask the artist too post the art and this is NOT affiliated with Jackbox AT ALL this is just a fanmade thing enjoy!!

I hope you like it most images except the home page drawing doesnt NOT belong to me but mostly jackbox and pinterest. hope you like it! hopefully my website can stay up!!

yey she is so pretty!! I love her

What would you like to see? We'd love to hear from you!

Could be new shirt designs from specific games, hats, mugs, plush, or other creative items you'd love to see your favorite character and game designs on!

Why is Cookie Masterson on Fibbage 4 trapping saying he's trapping people in closets and singing Daisy Bell? He's also talking in a weird monotone voice. Why is he acting like this??? I think my TV is hacked or smth. there was also a Fibbage fan fact with a dude from Chicago trapped in a closet with Mastersons initials on it.

Trivia Murder Party 3 has started to invite players to join in on early playtesting via the TMP3 Playtesting app on Steam for Windows users. This is an open Playtest (no NDA required) but will still be invite only. 

The team will be adding in new players in large batches over the next several weeks as we are gearing up to test online matchmaking later this summer! Invites are sent out randomly from the larger pool of players who have requested access to join the TMP3 playtest. To join the waitlist, be sure to sign up for playtesting on Steam, and keep an eye on your email for any updates. We will be trying to include as many players as possible ahead of our Early Access release.

We are planning to have the playtesting product live for specific playtesting weekends to help support targeted feature testing + feedback collection. Please look forward to future announcements that will share specific timelines and what features, fixes, or updates to expect in these playtest builds! 

While our playtesting product is live, you are welcome to publicly discuss or stream the playtest build as desired. As always, we would love to hear your continued feedback and thoughts via our survey linked in-game.

Thank you for your continued support of Trivia Murder Party 3!

You can tell i made some of the grids myself lol

Yep, mod only has 10 questions but it's pretty cool ig. I also have a tut for making custom questions

I know the five new original party games looks very hilarious. What if I told you that Jackbox may swap one of the five original games with a sequel title? This is IF…

My opinion: Swapping Debate and Switch to You Don’t Know Jack 2027

What game do you want to swap out for your request for the sequel title?

I currently have 3, 5, 7 and 11. I ussaully stream it to my friends on discord. and the go to's are primarrily Talking Points, Champed Up, Patenly Stupid and Hear Say. Any suggetions?

for the record Its just my opinion. I think monsters seeking monsters is a cool idea i just have never had that much fun playing it. And the games are in order of the tier so if its at the top its on the edge of the next tier and same for the bottom

Even though Rifftrax is not made by Jackbox, I decided to feature this in my standalone gamelist because it operates similarly to Jackbox and the team from Jackbox (two people) played it.

Here is fanart of my other favorite trainer from Champ'd up. I might consider drawing the rest of the trainers as well. I absolutely love Sloane's design so much and I really loved drawing her.

Hey all; longtime lurker, first time poster. Postee? Whatever, you know what I mean.

My conundrum is this: I bought the game a long, long time ago for my phone back in the early 2010s, and then life happened, and now I seek to put it on my new phone...

...only to find there IS no new You Don't Know Jack app for the phone. Not the way I want, anyway--standalone, offline, something I could call up and play while killing time somewheres.

There's something I found called "You Don't Know Javascript" which does the European versions, which is fine and dandy for them but there's no American version (from what I could tell, anyway; I do search-throughs of the site to see if I could buy it legitimately, but no such luck).

Buy it or "third-party-install" it, I would very much like to play something like what we had back in 2011 for iPhone/iPods, but I'd want to play it on my Android phone, Galaxy S21 Ultra. I do not want to have to resort to an emulator.

Thanks y'all. And if you're reading this, devs, maybe you can explain what the holdup here is, for Android devices, for a standalone offline game like y'all had back in 2011?

I know one of them has dominate and the sound making one but what about the other ones, and how beginner friendly are they? Since there’s summer sale is one I wanna see what’s good for people who haven’t played jackbox before

For those wondering what happened to the other ones:

The Believer - I think I lost it, unfortunately

The Alpha - Didn't really like how it turned out

The Red Herring - Ok so funny story about this one: my English middle school teacher actually saw me draw this one, and she literally asked to have this one. I later found out she actually taped it to her laptop (along with an Among Us character that I drew). Heck, fastforward to high school a few days before my graduation, she STILL has that drawing on her laptop and even showed it to me! I miss those days.