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Review of The Jackbox Party Pack 7 on Nintendo Switch

by Max Rathon Max Rathon photo Oct 2020
Cover image of The Jackbox Party Pack 7 on Switch
Gamefings Score: 8
Platform: Switch Switch logo
Released: 15 Oct 2020
Genre: Party Game
Developer: Jackbox Games
Publisher: Jackbox Games

Introduction

In a world where social interaction is the new currency, imagine a bustling party where everyone is laughing hysterically while also trying to prove their creatively awful sense of humor. Welcome to The Jackbox Party Pack 7, the perfect remedy for your friends who insist that 'I don't have time for games.' Spoiler alert: they totally do, especially when the game involves yelling absurd things on Zoom!

Gameplay

The gameplay revolves around five delightfully chaotic mini-games designed to whip your party into a frenzy. Whether you're physically present or proudly rocking your pajama pants on a video call, the fun is accessible for everyone! With options ranging from Quiplash 3, where players craft comically creative answers to prompts, to Talking Points, where one of your friends fumbles awkwardly through slides in a presentation they didn't prepare for, every game feels like a fresh chance for hilarity.<br>Each game is brilliantly simple! The host launches the game from their console while the remaining players use their phones as controllers. To join, players need a unique room code - a sort of modern-day digital shiv to poke their way into the fun. This also means there's minimal setup time - something your friends will appreciate if they're the kind who bumbles around the tech setup like it's a Rubik's cube at a family reunion.<br> Oh, and let's not forget the glorious 'audience participation' option! In a wild twist, even viewers can jump into the game. So if your Shy Steve in the corner decided to be a wallflower, they can still influence the game's outcome by voting for their favorite responses. Because let's face it, even shy folks deserve to throw shade in a virtual game of lies.

Graphics

Visually, The Jackbox Party Pack 7 continues the series' tradition of wacky and colorful graphics that look like they've exploded out of a crayon box on a sugar high. The animations are vibrant, detailed, and just the right amount of ridiculous to match the chaotic humor of the games. Each mini-game has its own distinct style that fits perfectly with the themes presented. The graphics are simple enough to convey what players need to understand but exaggerated just enough to keep things playful. Moreover, the fluidity of animations ensures there's no lag cover when it comes to capturing those split-second decisions, making every second of the gameplay a wild and fun ride!

Conclusion

The Jackbox Party Pack 7 proves that laughter is the universal language, transcending any physical barriers - whether you're in a living room or separated by Wi-Fi. Sure, it might not offer the depth of a single-player campaign, but it compensates by facilitating giggles and guffaws across any type of gathering. It's like a party in a box where the only requirement is to unleash your weirdness. All hail the beautiful chaos that Jackbox delivers every year! The seventh iteration solidifies what we already knew: a night of Jackbox guarantees plenty of laughter, cringeworthy moments, and those memes that'll haunt your friendships for days. It hits the sweet spot of being perfect for casual hangouts or wedding receptions (just hope your grandma doesn't play Quiplash too aggressively). If you haven't jumped in yet, go forth and dive into whimsy with the packs of creativity. Your friends will thank you, and maybe, you'll even win a round or two... if you're lucky!

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