During a game, players are treated to all manner of sound effects, music and speech, and at the end, they hear great spoofs of commercials while the credits roll. In this game, the audio's the thing. Despite having gameplay mostly based on text, YDKJ will need a sound card to run at all, plain and simple. Gameplay Gameplay is extremely simple. For the most part, trivia questions are asked, with multiple-choice answers, and players try to buzz in first and answer.
Correct answers earn money, incorrect answers lose money.
The Jack Attack comes at the end of each game, and is based on word-association. A word or phrase is shown, with other words or phrases popping in and out of the screen. All in all, it's pretty standard trivia game fare. The questions themselves are excellent. There is enough wordplay in them to throw off players who buzz in too fast, and they run the gamut from pretty easy to really tough.