(1-4 players) a game that has you interning at a bomb factory where the bombs regularly explode – all framed by come comical comments from your supervisors. Jackbox Party Pack 2’s other four games are all new, distinctly different, and of varying success depending on who you are playing with. Unless you know the answer, it certainly is not obvious – and I won’t spoil it here. One question that springs to mind was “What organization was the Pope made an honorary member of?” To which we had to pick between The Beatles, the Harlem Globetrotters, Spandau Ballet, or The Church of England. This can lead to some hilarious answers being offered – although the truth is often just as strange as anything you will dream up. The twist is that the incorrect answers are offered by other players who earn points for fooling you.

Fibbage 2 (2-8 players) has you answering multiple-choice questions.

It says something that the best game is a sequel to one of last year’s. Your device then becomes your controller – with buttons, buzzers, and instructions all on your personal screen - while the main action is displayed on your TV/monitor. Players then login on their phones, tablets, or computer by going to JackBox.TV. Running from your computer the game provides a Room Code. Luckily the basics remain the same, so at least getting into the party is simple.

The Jackbox Party Pack 2’s games raise the complexity, and by extension limit its accessibility – the fun is still there, but it demands a little more work. Even with a party in full flow you could quickly communicate the rules to even your drunkest family member. The Jackbox Party Pack's greatest asset was its simplicity.

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