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The Jackbox Party Pack 4

Logo

Header

### Platforms

PC, Mac, Linux, Xbox One, PS4, Switch, Apple TV & iPAD, Amzaon Fire TV, Android TV

### Number of Players

* 2-8 players
 Fibbage 3
* 3-8 players
 Survive the Internet
* 3-7 players
 Monster Seeking Monster
* 3-16 players
 Bracketeering
* 3-8 players
 Civic Doodle

### Host(s)

* Cookie Masterson
 Fibbage 3
* Todd
 Survive the Internet
* Felicia
 Monster Seeking Monster
* Dandelion
 Bracketeering
* Alyssa Davis and Old Man
 Civic Doodle

### Sites

* Jackbox Games
* Bandcamp

**The Jackbox Party Pack 4** is the fourth title in The Jackbox Party Pack series. It was released on October 17, 2017 for Microsoft Windows, macOS, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, certain Android TV, and Apple TV. A version for Xfinity X1 set-top box was available in January 2018.

## **Innovation**

* The ability to adjust the sound, music, effects, and overall volume

## **Trivia**

* This is the first party pack in which a game is not represented by a game box on the main menu.
* This is the first party pack to not include a single-player mode for any of the games in this pack.
* The fonts used are BuiltRG-Regular, Revolution Gothic Regular, Revolution Gothic Bold & Revolution Gothic ExtraBold.
* A glass bottle render can be found within the game files.
Jackbox.tv

**jackbox.tv** is the controller for all of the Jackbox Party Packs and standalone games.

To play in jackbox.tv, need to have a device with a web browser and internet connection, as well as a TV or computer screen to display the game. One person will host the game and the others will join using a unique code generated by a game.

Starting from Party Pack 7 added the ability to moderate.

## Trivia

* From March 1, 2020 to February 1, 2021, there was a 251% increase in rooms created over the prior time period. In total, more than 116M rooms started in that time period.
* From March 1, 2020 to mid-February 2021, there were roughly 250M player interactions on Jackbox.tv, up 138% from the previous time period.
* On New Year's Eve 2023, 2.3M rooms created and roughly 3.4M player interactions on Jackbox.tv
You Don't Know Jack (Facebook)

**You Don’t Know Jack Facebook** was an online version of *You Don’t Know Jack 2011* that featured unique episodes and questions. It is was available through Facebook starting from May 26th 2012 and it was discontinued on March 1st 2015. This is the final game to use 4:3 fullscreen, as all games after this one would automatically use 16:9 widescreen, regardless of screen size.

## Gameplay

Similar to the 2011 version of the game, *You Don't Know Jack Facebook* played out episodically and functioned virtually identical. However, as the game was played over Facebook, player score and progress was done individually as opposed to all at once. However, progression onto the next question was only possible once everyone answered the question. As a result, screws are not present. Instead, an option to spend 100 Facebook Currency to remove one of the answers was available by clicking on the chicken icon. Each episode only consisted of 5 questions, including the Jack Attack, making it the shortest game in the series. Once everyone had cleared the Jack Attack, the final score for everyone in the game are shown and Cookie will declare your final position.

## Features & Question Types

Being a Facebook game, *You Don't Know Jack Facebook* had a lot of unique features that were not present in other *You Don't Know Jack* titles. All cash earned in a game was then saved and stored. Earning enough money from playing awarded Facebook Currency which could then be spent in the game shop. Playing games repeatedly unlocked new episodes and eventually unlocked new "sponsors" which brought with them even more episodes.

Players that finished with a negative score were given a chance to earn some money by spinning "The Loser Wheel." They had a chance to win $5,000 instantly just a measly $1... with a very high probability of only making $1. If the player finished an episode with a decent score, the results were then saved and would be used as an analogue for when the player was offline, should one of the players Facebook friends play the same episode at some point. This feature extended to the iOS version.

Below is a list of all special question types:

## Sponsors

[1]Chocky the Chipmunk's Allergy Clusters

Animal Lovers Boutique

Glug Light Beer

Nacho Pedic Cheese Filled Beds and Pillows

Warehouse Supply Warehouse

Stand-Up Comedy News Channel

Autumn Dusk: Feminine Spray

The Church of A’zqr: The Eternal Bleeding Jackal Skull

Fetus T-Shirts

Carpet: The Musical

Flavonnaise: Flavored Mayonnaise

The American Council for Slacks

Evan Jacover: Best Friend for Hire

Winey Wine

STD Superstore

Tim Simian: Chimp Mechanic

Toilet Paper Recipe of the day

The Feline Bible

Matchyoursock.com

Aunt Joan’s Drinkable Cleaning Products

Tampa Bay Dolphin Encounters

The “Young” Joseph Stalin Commerative Silver Dollar

The Library

Raise the Roof: Arm Dance Studio

Carp Cakes
Eddie Gluskin

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Eddie Gluskin ist ein Patient und Antagonist aus Outlast Whistleblower.

## Geschichte

Sein Debüt hat Gluskin im Untergrundlabor, dem ersten Kapitel von Outlast Whistleblower. Während Waylon Park am Computer arbeitet, ist hinter der Scheibe zu sehen wie er gerade von Murkoff-Angestellten auf eine der fünf Glassphären zugeführt wird. Gluskin reißt sich von ihnen los und bittet Waylon, ihm zu helfen, wird dann aber letztendlich an den morphogenetischen Antrieb angeschlossen.

Im späteren Hauptteil taucht Eddie Gluskin erneut auf. Er hat sich im Berufsblock des Mount Massive Asylums verschanzt und hat nun das Ziel, sich aus männlichen Patienten die "perfekte Braut" zu erschaffen. Zu diesem Zweck entfernt er ihnen ihr Glied und modelliert ihnen Brüste. Anschließend tötet er sie jedoch auf brutalste Weise. Auch Waylon wird diesem Schicksal ausgesetzt und versucht, zu entkommen. In einer Sporthalle möchte Gluskin ihn schließlich zwischen seinen zahlreichen anderen Opfern aufhängen, verfängt sich dann aber selbst in den Seilen und wird von einem Bewehrungsstab durchbohrt. Er kommt dabei um.

## Erscheinungsbild

Eddie Gluskin, welcher bei seinem ersten Auftritt im Untergrundlabor zu großen Teil unbekleidet ist, besitzt einen athletischen Körperbau. Er hat schwarzes Kopfhaar. Während der Traumtherapie im Untergrundlabor machen sich Ausschläge in seinem Gesicht breit, welche auch noch bei seinem zweiten Auftritt im Berufsblock zu sehen sind. Dort trägt Gluskin nun auch einen bläulichen Anzug mit vereinzelten Flicken und Lederschuhe.
Vidicule

**Vidicule** is made by the creators of Jellyvision Games which debuted on a special YouTube promotional spot in early 2010.

YouTube (s GOOG) has made a video trivia game called Vidicule to drive viewers to its content. If you click to play there’s a sample game hosted by the cute and capable YouTube star Katers17 that shows short video clips and asks loosely related trivia questions. It looks like the game promotes YouTube partner content — the sample that’s live now showcases clips from X-Men Evolution.

The Jellyvision website says, “VIDICULE ™ combines videos and trivia questions into a doubly entertaining video video game game. Look for it on the web!”
The Jackbox Party Pack 3

Logo

Header

### Platforms

PC, Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Apple TV & iPad, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Xfinity X1

### Number of Players

* 3-8 players
 Quiplash 2
* 1-8 players
 Trivia Murder Party
* 3-8 players
 Guesspionage
* 3-6 players
 Fakin' It
* 3-8 players
 Tee K.O.

### Host(s)

* Schmitty
 Quiplash 2
* REDACTED
 Trivia Murder Party
* Cookie Masterson
 Fakin' It
* The Tournament Master
 Tee K.O.

### Sites

* Jackbox Games
* Bandcamp

**The Jackbox Party Pack 3** is the third title in The Jackbox Party Pack series. It was released on October 18, 2016 for Microsoft Windows, macOS, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, certain Android TV, and Apple TV. It was subsequently released on the Nintendo Switch on April 13, 2017. A version for Xfinity X1 set-top box was available in January 2018.

## **Innovation**

* Up to 10,000 people can join the audience if permitted
* Game menus
* The option for manual censoring
* Twitch Log-in

## **Trivia**

* This is the first party pack to use the current audience cap, which is 10,000.
* Fakin' It is the only game to not have any type of playable character in this pack.
Clone Booth

the deranged photo app that allows you to clone your face into bizarre pictures to share with your friends and enemies

### Platforms

Android, iOS

**Clone Booth** was an app created by Jackbox Games that allowed people to put pictures of their face on other pictures. However, it is now unavailable.

## Instructions

Once the app is downloaded and you've opened it, tap on "New Portrait". Next, select a collection to choose from to put your face. Then, you can choose any photo from your photos for the face or you can just choose a recent face you took. Your picture then has to be cut to be only the face. Once that's done, place it on the picture of the person. Lastly, press the red camera button and choose if you like the clone or not. Once it's good, it will be saved. To view the clones you've made, tap "My Clones".

## Trivia

* Like many of the mobile apps made by Jackbox Games: the app has it's very own Twitter!
* This is the first time and only time Jackbox Games ever created an interactive product that was strictly designed to be a novelty.
Dr. Neil Wolfram

**Neil Wolfram** ist ein Charakter, der in *Outlast* und *Outlast: Whistleblower* erwähnt wird. Er wurde in einer E-Mail erwähnt, die an Helen Granat geschickt wurde. Er schrieb auch eine E-Mail an Dr. Ford über ein Interview mit Fords Patienten, Dennis. Er wurde möglicherweise während des Massakers getötet.

## Trivia

* Seine Mail-Adresse lautet *n.wolfram@murkoffcorp.us.com*
You Don't Know Jack (Flash)

In December 2006, Jellyvision revamped the website youdontknowjack.com from its prior state as a catalogue for past You Don't Know Jack games, and began releasing self-contained DisOrDat questions (dubbed **Daily DisOrDat**) on every weekday from Monday through Friday, in which the host would oftentimes first refer to a recent curious and/or absurd news story and then pose a single DisOrDat question themed after said story.

Starting from March 2007, a full seven-question episode, each containing a DisOrDat, was posted to the website every Monday, replacing that day's Daily DisOrDat. Initially, these episodes were posted alongside the usual run of content, but on May 16 2008, the final Daily DisOrDat was released; the weekly episodes switched to a twice-a-week schedule at that time (one on Monday, one on Friday). Over the course of one year, a total of 100 full episodes was released. The backlog was kept online for a while, but was eventually removed at the end of 2010 to make room for the YDKJ 2011 reboot as a full-fledged commercial game.

The Jack Attack background got a major redesign in this installment, as it is no longer a dark fog, but instead, it is now a swirling portal. Starting with this game, the new design became standard for You Don’t Know Jack games.

The weekly episodes were preserved in the Internet Archive by user **denzquix** and subsequently became part of the Flashpoint Archive, where they can still be played today. Unfortunately, the Daily DisOrDats must today be considered lost media, as no archive containing any of their data - completely or partially - has been found to date.

For the weekly episodes, there are 7 questions in a game, of which question 3 will be a DisOrDat, and question 7 the Jack Attack.
Tom Gottlieb

## Voiced

### Games

* You Don't Know Jack series *(First apperance You Don't Know Jack Volume 1. First hosting apperance in You Don't Know Jack Movies)*
* Fibbage series
* Fakin' It
* Champ'd Up

### Hosts

* Cookie Masterson
* Champ'd Up host
* Masterson, C.

### Characters

* Billy O'Brien
* Tomas
* Voices in You Don't Know Jack commercials

**Tom Gottlieb** is a voice actor in The Jackbox Party Pack series most well known for his role as Cookie Masterson, host of the YDKJ series, the Fibbage series, and Fakin' It, and to extension he voices Cookie's ventriloquist dummy Billy O'Brien. He also voices the Champ'd Up host.

## Gallery

Tom Gottlieb with a 2% chance appears in the Quixort shouting "Wabam!"In Fibbage 4, he made an appearance in a special post-patch episode's Fibbage Fan Fact.
## Trivia

* He is the brother of Harry Gottlieb, the founder of Jellyvision/Jackbox Games.
* According to an interview with Andy Poland; one time when the crew was waiting in line for the Fisherman's Wharf to take a boat ride to Alcatraz, he made Andy laugh to the point of soiling himself by doing an extended spoon solo, which consisted of him stepping out of the line and hitting his body with spoons he had on his person.
* According to an an interview with Phil Ridarelli; when he left for L.A. and Phil took over as Schmitty full-time in the sound booth: he gave him a sealed Tupperware container of his flatulence, which he wrote "Passing the gas from one generation to the next."
	+ It sat at Phil's desk unopened at the time of the interview, it is unknown of the current whereabouts of this Tupperware container and if it's been opened or not since.
You Don't Know Color

**You Don't Know Color** was the game in the You Don't Know Jack series that was announced at M&Ms website (during the "Global Color Vote" (to choose the new color for M&Ms candy)). It was hosted by Billy West as the Red M&M and you played for points, not dollars. At the end of the game, after finishing the "Color Attack", you made a choice between the 3 colors to vote for.

Have 3 episodes to play. No big client program to download, it runs in Shockwave Flash. The game engine is based on the existing You Don't Know Jack about Monsterfest game.

## Gallery

Player CountQuestion from Episode 2 "Game 2"Color Attack
Brian Chard

**Brian Chard** is a writer, editor and musician. Brian hails from Galesburg, Illinios, the birthplace of Carl Sandburg. He attended Indiana University, graduating with degrees in English and Communications. Ever the philosopher, Brian believes that life is a song-probably written by Abba, or maybe Richard Marx.
Lie Swatter

Lie Swatter is the perfect game to play if: 1. You need a good random fact to have in your back pocket for cocktail parties and Thanksgiving. 2. You want to be better at using your brain under pressure. 3. You aren’t a fan of bugs.

## Miscellaneous

### Code Name

LieSwatterParty

**Lie Swatter** is a true-or-false guessing game featured in The Jackbox Party Pack and consists of three rounds. An app version of this game was created, but it quickly became outdated and did not receive an update after The Jackbox Party Pack 2 trailer, and has since been removed.

## Gameplay

### Rounds 1 and 2

Players will see seven facts each having their own category. For each fact, they need to select on their devices whether the fact is the truth or a lie (ex. 7 Up's name is a reference to the seven deadly sins is a lie). Players that are right get points and the fastest player to guess correctly gets bonus points. After all seven facts which are each shown "printed on" one of the seven flies, the current rankings are shown.

### Round 3 (Final Round)

In this round, there is only one category that is applied to all the facts. At the end of the game, the top 3 players' scores are shown with the winning player being in first place, then the scoreboards are shown to see every player's scores one more time.

## Characters

* Small Flies
* Big Flies

ChesterSkippyGusLars/EdBarb/JudyTwitchSparklesHost

ChesterSkippyGusLars/EdBarb/JudyTwitchSparkles

## Trivia

* The name Lie Swatter is a portemanteau of lie & fly swatter.
* It has been confirmed by Phil Ridarelli himself that Schmitty is not the Lie Swatter host.
* This game has a mobile version, which was an early prototype.
	+ In the old mobile version, you were able to join the game with the site https://togetherplay.tv/.
		- That site doesn't exist anymore, and now redirects to https://jackbox.tv/.
* At the game selection of The Jackbox Party Pack, the game has the smallest box out of all the other games.
* This game is also available for Alexa devices and is free to enable on the Amazon store.
* This is the only game to seat 100 players and is currently the game with the highest player limit.
* For The Jackbox Party Pack's 10 year anniversary, Jackbox Games showed off a couple of behind the scenes images for the flies.
	+ In the game files, the blue fly is referred to as Lars, while in the behind the scenes post, he is referred to as Ed.
	+ Likewise, in the game files, the Lie Swatter host is unnamed, while in the behind the scenes post, he is referred to as Lars.
		- It is unknown if this is a mistake or a retcon.
* It has an official Twitter account.
* The fonts used are Lie Swatter Rounded-Regular, Lie Swatter Rounded-Black & JackCondensed.
The Jackbox Party Pack 7

Logo

Header

### Platforms

PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, Apple TV & iPad, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV

### Number of Players

* 3-8 players
 Quiplash 3
* 3-8 players
 The Devils and the Details
* 3-8 players
 Champ'd Up
* 3-8 players
 Talking Points
* 2-6 players
 Blather 'Round

### Host(s)

* Schmitty
 Quiplash 3
* Demon Relocation Specialist
 The Devils and the Details

### Sites

* Jackbox Games
* Bandcamp

**The Jackbox Party Pack 7** is a party pack in The Jackbox Party Pack franchise.

Jackbox Games announced **The Jackbox Party Pack 7** at the PAX East 2020 Video Game Convention on February 29, 2020. On the same day, the first game was announced – Quiplash 3. The second game is The Devils and the Details. On June 23, the third game was announced – Champ'd Up. On July 3, the fourth game was announced – Talking Points. And the fifth, last game is a Blather 'Round. The game was released on October 15, 2020.

September 25, 2022, the soundtrack was released on Bandcamp. The game was released on October 15, 2022.

## **Innovation**

* All games have the function of reading the room code.
* Content moderation has been introduced in three out of 5 games. Moderators who know a special 5-digit code can visit the site https://mod.jackbox.tv/ and view the text, drawings and other content sent by the players.
* In the main menu settings, you can now change not only the overall volume, but also the volume of the presenter, effects and music. This setting applies to all 5 games.

## **Gallery**

###

**Teasers**

###

**Promotional Art**

## **Trivia**

* This is the first and currently the only Jackbox Party Pack that does not have a true trivia game.
* This is the first party pack to implement game moderation: an improved version of the censorship feature that allows moderators to check and deny player responses before their reveal in-game.
You Don't Know Jack Volume 3

**You Don't Know Jack Volume 3**  is the seventh installment in the *You Don't Know Jack series*, and the third general knowledge edition. It was originally released on October 31st, 1997 and is hosted by Cookie Masterson.

## Gameplay & Question Types

The game is an overall evolution of the preceding *You Don't Know Jack* games. It is largely the same as previous entries, but with brand new question types and more variety in the standard Twisted Trivia questions. During the sign-on process, the game will ask you how many people are playing, the names of those playing and how many questions they want to answer - 7 being a short game and 21 being a long game.

Once in the game, players take turns picking categories and then answering questions. Each question is worth a different amount of money: $1000, $2000 or $3000. Players buzz in and then select the answer that they believe is correct. Some questions may ask you to either look or listen carefully to something before answering. Answering a question correctly will reward you with money amount on offer while getting the question wrong will cost you that amount. (During Round 2 - i.e. the second half of the game - all values are doubled.) Once the final round - the Jack Attack - is complete, the final scores are shown and the player with the most money is the winner.

Players have the ability to "Screw Your Neighbor." If a player buzzes in and presses the 'S' key, they can select a player to "screw," thus forcing them to answer the question even if they don't know the answer. However, if the "screwed" player answers the question correctly, then the player that issued the screw ends up losing money instead.

Below is a list of all special question types, the Round 1 values on offer and how to play them.

## Trivia

* There is also an official German version thanks to Take 2 Interactive.
Chizuko Yamaguchi

Tío Yuki Sei

Tía Natsu Rinomoto

Primo Saito Fukubashi

Primo Kiyoshi Sei

Takeda Kobayashi

Katsumi Tomizawa

Hekima Izumi

Chizuko Yamaguchi (山口 地図子) es una de los personajes protagonistas de Samāsukūru (サマースクール) y una posesora de un Shizen no yōso (自然の要素) el Shizen no yōso de Daichi (大地) tierra en japonés.

## Apariencia

Tiene la piel clara y los ojos azules, su cabello es amarillo y corto. Como a los demás, también suele versele el uniforme de clases de la primaria Harada.

## Biografía

Nació el 18 de diciembre de 2006 en Taitō, Tokio, Japón. Vive en una casa rosada con un jardín delantero. Estudia en Harada en el salón 5-1 (primera temporada) al 1-1 (segunda temporada).

En la primera temporada estos encuentran una caja mágica en el bosque que tiene una estrella multicolor que lanza a los Yōso hacia el cielo y al descender chocan contra ellos y les da los poderes que actualmente tiene, pero luego la estrella explota y se divide en pequeños pedazos que dan vida a un nuevo villano.

Sus amigos entran a un mundo mágico en el que tienen aventuras místicas y cumplen hazañas heroicas desde el día en que encontraron el Genso en en el bosque(a partir de la segunda temporada).

## Personalidad

Es cariñosa y solidaria, le gusta jugar afuera de su casa y salir con sus amigos.

## Habilidades

Puede manipular las rocas y la tierra (lo que tambíen incluye la arena), puede usar su ataque **Tormenta de Arena**, **Esfera de tierra**, etc, y también darle vida a sus soldados de roca o serpientes gigantes. En la segunda temporada se puede transformar en Daizuko.
You Don't Know Jack for OUYA

**You Don't Know Jack** – original quiz game for OUYA. This game is based on the You Don't Know Jack 2011.

Ouya announced on May 31, 2013 that the game "You Don't Know Jack" by Jellyvision Games will soon appear on its Android-based game console. The game was released on June 11, 2013, which could be tried for free with a trial 11-question episode. It was also possible to upgrade to get 20 additional episodes of the party game for $9.99

## Trivia

* The lobby style is similar to You Don't Know Jack 2015. 15 of the 21 episodes in Ouya have the same sponsors as the last 15 in YDKJ 2015.
* The first game that uses a mobile device as the controller.
* The first game that uses a QR code to join in the game.
Kent the bomb sniffing dog

> *"Am i the only one who smells bacon? MMMM!"*
>  - Kent the bomb sniffing dog, Bomb Corp..
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**Kent** is a character voiced by Steve Heinrich. He first appeared in The Jackbox Party Pack 2 as the office's bomb sniffing dog working at Bomb Corp.. He hasn't reappeared in a Jackbox title since.

## Appearances

### Bomb Corp.

Kent first appears in Bomb Corp. on day 6 as the office's new bomb sniffing dog *(despite the fact that everyone already knows where all the bombs are)*. He's a seemingly normal dog until he realizes that he can talk [TalkshowExport 97130]. He doesn't do much after that, and even he seems to be aware of how underutilized his character was [TalkshowExport 96317].

## Design

While his species isn't disclosed as anything other than "a bomb sniffing dog", he appears to be a cross-breed of several detection dog species, yet he most closely resembles a labrador retriever due to his body type, fur cut and face shape. He has a black coat with a brown underbelly and face, with a beige patch around his left eye. His chest is beige and white, while his eyes are a navy blue. He has floppy ears, a large black nose, and a medium sized tail.

## Trivia

* He's a talking dog [TalkshowExport 97129], not even he was aware of this fact until recently *(see first reference in apperance section)*.
* He finds it kind of isolating to be the only dog in the office. [TalkshowExport 89690]
* He finds it weird that everyone wears clothes all the time. [TalkshowExport 89692]
* Despite being a bomb sniffing dog, he only wants to smell butts. [TalkshowExport 89694]
	+ His dream is to sniff out a bomb in another dog's butt. [TalkshowExport 89708]
* He finds it demeaning to be pat on the head. [TalkshowExport 89696]
* He's neutered, and he's very bitter about it. [TalkshowExport 89702]
* He has a dog walker. [TalkshowExport 89704]
* He's quite bummed out about not being able to eat chocolate. [TalkshowExport 89707]
* He wishes his species wasn't domesticated thirty thousand years ago. [TalkshowExport 89715]
* He needs to take heart worm medication, likely for his heart worms. [TalkshowExport 89720]
* He, like many *many* other characters, appears on the Quixort Forever online scoreboards, ranking number 67 with a score of 4,050.
You Don't Know Jack: VMA Edition

**You Don't Know Jack: VMA Edition** was the game in the You Don't Know Jack series that was announced at MTV, where questions combine information on 2011 MTV VMA nominees like Britney Spears, Lady Gaga and more, as well as overall knowledge about school stuff.

Have 2 episodes of You Don't Know Jack to play. No big client program to download, it runs in Shockwave Flash. The game engine is based on the existing You Don't Know Jack (Flash) game. At the moment, the gameplay of the game has preserved one of the old streams of Jackbox Games in 2015.
You Don't Know Jack Offline

**You Don't Know Jack Offline** *(also called Volume 5)* is one of the series of games You Don't Know Jack. This edition is based on the netshow and contains 1000 questions taken from there. The main difference is that the game can be played without a game portal network beZerk.com It was originally released on June 1, 1999 and is hosted by Cookie Masterson.
Civic Doodle

We are, frankly, shocked at how much they trust you.

**Civic Doodle** is a creative game, where you can make the craziest collaborative art pieces to beautify the town of Doodle Valley in The Jackbox Party Pack 4.

Every round starts with a new piece of art that is very minimalistic, and players keep adding, and at the end, everyone decides on a title for that piece. Depending on the player count, there are 2 or 3 rounds.

## Rounds

The first (and sometimes an added second) round start with a small scribble on the screen. Two players are randomly selected to add onto the scribble. Players and audience members will then vote for which artwork they like more. The winner's drawing is the piece of art the next two players will add onto, and so on. There is also a feature where players can press emotes on their screen as a way to judge the drawings. Audience members can do this too, but only once every section of the round. The mayor will randomly select an emote, and whoever has more of a given emotes receives 10 points.

After a drawing is deemed as complete, players get to brainstorm a name for it. The names are then voted on.

The last round works a little different. A set thing to draw is given before the round starts, which can be a person, an alien, a dog, or other things. Everyone gets to draw at the same time, but in stages. A certain things is asked to be drawn. Once that is complete, a vote takes place. The winning drawing is now handed out to everyone, and a new feature has to be drawn. This happens a total of 4 times. After the end of that round, the game finishes.

## Trivia

* The map of Doodle Valley is based off of Woodstock, Illinois.
* Some emotes are later used in *Nonsensory*.
* The fonts used are Cinema Script, Sanderling Regular, Desyrel & Bango Pro.
Bracketeering

Everything has stakes and everyone is allowed to weigh in and make a final ruling on the truly absurd.

## Miscellaneous

### Code Name

Bracketeering

**Bracketeering** is the game of strong opinions about stupid things, and one of the games in The Jackbox Party Pack 4, where interstellar bracketeers place their bets to try and cheer their prompt to victory, or further another to double their cash.

## Gameplay

For the first round, each player will be given a prompt (Example: "Best Grandma Name") and will answer it with an answer they see fit. Each answer will then be put into a bracket-style tournament where people vote for their favorite answers. AlI answers will be put in if either too few players are playing or there is an odd number of players.

In round 2, the answers are put in mostly blindly, using a false prompt, but similar to the real one, for players to work off of. For example, the first prompt may be something like "Best Kitchen Tool," but may later change to "Best Thing to Kill a Goblin with" after each answer has been put in.

In round 3, the prompt changes after every bracket ends.

Before each round begins, players are put around a "prediction table" to bet on which answer will win each bracket. If the player guesses correctly, they earn some coins. The player who has the most coins by the end of the game, whether from the bracket itself or from the prediction table, is the winner.

## Characters

Bracketeer 1Bracketeer 2Bracketeer 3Bracketeer 4Bracketeer 5Bracketeer 6Bracketeer 7Bracketeer 8Bracketeer 9Bracketeer 10Bracketeer 11Bracketeer 12Bracketeer 13Bracketeer 14Bracketeer 15Bracketeer 16Placeholder Bracketeer

## Trivia

* The shark bracketeer is seemingly based off of the Predatory Loans mascot from Bidiots.
* Bracketeering has the second highest player capacity out of all of the Party Pack games, being able to have 16 players at once, only beaten out by Lie Swatter.
* A voice lines in the game reveal that the host's name is Dandelion.
* The fonts used are American Captain Eternal, American Captain Patrius, Revolution Gothic Bold, Revolution Gothic ExtraBold It, RevGothicOutline, RevGothicExtraBoldPhat, TRS Million Numbers & Impact.
* If you choose a prompt that was not written by a player, the winner will be credited to **Arn**.
	+ **Arn** is short for Arnie Niekamp, who is the person in the avatar. Arnie Niekamp is the editor for Bracketeering, so he curated all the wrong answers. Which is likely why the director decided to use him as the representation for the game's staff-made answers.[↑]
* The only thing posted on Jackbox Games' official Soundcloud account is Bracketeering - It sure feels like a Wednesday!.
Creekclan

Creekclan is one of the four clans. They have strong muscles and sleek fur to help with swimming and pure blood Creekclan cats often have webbed paws. They like to live near a water source

**Current Leader:** Amberstar

**Current Deputy:** Leopardfoot

**Current Temp. Deputy:** Blackpelt

**Current Medicine Cat:**  Twistedfoot

Past Known Leaders:

* Wetstar
* Shadestar
* Silverstar

Past Known Deputies:

* Shadeheart
* Dusktail
* Silverfrost
* Bluenose
* Amberleaf
* Cherryleaf

Past Known Medicine Cats:

* Creamheart

Known Members:

* Pikeheart
* Badgerstripe
* Alpinefoot
* Nightpelt
* Bluenose
* Stormysky
* Lakefur
* Flamefern
* Brightmist
* Darkfoot
* Snowstorm
* Bearfoot
* Brackeneye
* Breezefur
* Creamheart
* Goldenpelt
* Amberstar
* Cherryleaf
* Ashfoot
* Whitetail
* Spottedwing
* Otterclaw
* Sagestirpe
* Blackpelt
* Graytail
* Redfur
* Sunleap
* Kelpjaw
* Cloverbloom
* Leopardfoot
* Brightpatch
* Skyheart
* Ashstorm
* Berrylight
* Applefall
* Troutsplash
* Carppaw
* Bettaleaf\*
* Guppyfoot
* Duskshadow
* Owlclaw
* Sandshore
* Lightheart
* Reedstalk
* Dewfall
* Twistedfoot
* Graysplash
* Coralshimmer
* Polarfrost
* Violetkit
* Minnowkit

\**not a current member of the clan/not technically a member at death*
You Don't Know Jack Television

**You Don't Know Jack Television** this is on the topic of television themed *You Don't Know Jack game*. It is the sixth game in the series overall third to be centered on a specific subject. It was originally released on May 9th 1997 is hosted by Schmitty.

## Gameplay

The game is largely the same as *You Don't Know Jack Vol. 2.* Below is the game description of said game.

Players take turns picking categories and then answering questions. Each question is worth a different amount of money: $1000, $2000 or $3000. Players buzz in and then select the answer that they believe is correct. Answering a question correctly will reward you with money amount on offer while getting the question wrong will cost you that amount. (During Round 2 - i.e. the second half of the game - all values are doubled.) Once the final round - the Jack Attack - is complete, the final scores are shown and the player with the most money is the winner.

Players have the ability to "Screw Your Neighbor." If a player buzzes in and presses the 'S' key, they can select a player to "screw," thus forcing them to answer the question even if they don't know the answer. However, if the "screwed" player answers the question correctly, then the player that issued the screw ends up losing money instead.

Below is a list of all special question types, the Round 1 values on offer and how to play them.
You Don't Know Jack (2012)

**Do not confuse it with You Don't Know Jack (Facebook) game app on iOS!**

**You Don’t Know Jack** (versions such as YDKJ, YDKJ Lite, YDKJ HD Lite, YDKJ HD) – mobile quiz game for iOS and Roku, released in 2012. It was removed from the App Store in 2015. On IOS 11 or later, this game is unplayable, due to being a 32-bit game.

The iPhone and iPad versions – identical yet priced differently, meaning if you buy one you don’t get the other – currently feature 22 “episodes with 11 questions each. Episodes tend to last between 15-20 minutes individually, which makes the full game 6-8 hours of fun.

Gameplay follows a simple process: every episode opens with Cookie welcoming players with an insult, then a brief, witty or catchy animation before Cookie reads the question out loud. Then four answers appear on screen and a 20 second timer counts down, and players have to choose an answer before time runs out. Money is earned (and lost) based on how quickly questions are answered…16 seconds left earns or loses $1600.

YDKJYDKJ LiteYDKJ Lite HDYDKJ HD

## You Don’t Know Jack Free

**You Don’t Know Jack Free** is a lite version of You Don’t Know Jack IOS. There are two episodes available, both with only Twisted Trivia and Jack Attack. This game has been discontinued from the App Store starting 2015. Both the episode select menu and main menu have a promo to buy the full version since it has more question types and episodes.

DisOrDat, the ability to play with Facebook users, or any of the question types are in YDKJ Facebook are not available. This game uses the same question intros as You Don’t Know Jack 2011. This Demo can no longer be played on IOS devices if you have IOS 11+
Arnie Niekamp

**Warren Arnold** is head writer of Jellyvision and studio rditorial director of Jackbox Games.

Attended Ohio University and the University of Arizona through 1998-2000. Arnie Niekamp has been working at Jackbox Games since 2005. He occasionally hosts Jackbox's Twitch streams. He’s also the host of the podcast Hello from the Magic Tavern.
Digital Officer During Emergencies

* Push the Button
* Job Job
* Job Job (Player)

> *"You ran out of time? I just... go play Fibbage or something!"*
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> - DODE, Push the Button.
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The **Digital Officer During Emergencies** - or **DODE** (pronounced dó-dee) for short (and occasionally stylized as D.O.D.E.) - is the host/assistant for The Jackbox Party Pack 6 game *Push the Button*. Her program is slowly being deleted by the aliens in the game, and the humans must find and stop the aliens to save her from being deleted.

## Appearances

DODE's role in *Push the Button* is to act as an assistant to the human players to find and remove the aliens, while also acting as the host for each of the in-game tests. DODE will assign different captains throughout the game who will select participants for a test. If tutorials are active she will also explain the rules of each test for both humans and aliens, going over how they work and the use of hacks in each of them. During tests, DODE will distribute the prompts and progressively make it harder for the aliens as time goes by. She will eventually start spouting off random lines as a result of the alien virus.

## Design

She's a white and pastel pink upside down dodecahedron hologram (hence the short name of DODE). She has a polygonal mask-esque face inside her holographic shape. She glows red and wears a pair of orange-fuchsia fade prescription glasses with no lens. Her eyes are bright pink dots with a slight black fade.

## Trivia

* She's in currently in a relationship with Gene, or more specifically his robot from Mad Verse City, according to an official crack fic.

* She appears in one of the idle animation during Job Job, where she sports a black tie and carries a suitcase. She also appears as a player icon
* Her name comes from Dodecahedron, which is the shape she takes on.
* She, like many *many* other characters, appears on the Quixort Forever online scoreboards, ranking number 11 with a score of 87,100.
* She has an official papercraft template for you to create your very own DODE.
Andy Poland

### Credits

Actor, Writer, Sound department, Composer, Music department, Director, Additional Crew

## Voiced

### Games

* You Don't Know Jack (series) *First apperance in You Don't Know Jack Sports*
* Bomb Corp.
* Civic Doodle

### Hosts

* Old Man
* Bob
* Guy Towers

**Andy Poland** a lead writer, editor, host, co-director, webmaster and 1/2 of the Music Department at Jellyvision. He is currently is the VP of Audio and Editorial at Jackbox Games, as well as voiced hosts such as Old Man, Bob & Guy Towers.

Starting out in 1995 as a writer on the early You Don't Know Jack series, he ventured into editing, directing, hosting and finally music composition and sound design. Has a background in music, graphic design, film and television post-production. A graduate of Grinnell College with a BA in Psychology, As of 2000, Andy is active in the Chicago music scene, playing drums for groups "Diplomat 6" and "Something for Joey," as well as being a part of a 80's & 90's cover band along with Brian Chard & Phil Ridarelli known as "CoverGirls"[↑], the band is suspected to have disbanded in 2004 (*is currently lost media*). Andy is also the host of You Don't Know Jack: Sports , one of the hosts for You Don't Know Jack: The Ride, and Headrush, as well as a Co-host (Old Man) in Civic Doodle and Bomb Corp.

## Trivia

* Favorite Games: Sea Wolf (1976), Battlezone (1980), Flarp! Noise Putty (2021)
* He thinks the number "9" is mean.
* He, Phil Ridarelli & Harry Gottlieb all have interviews archived on the wayback machine, you can read Andy's interview here.
* He created the original logo for Jellyvision, and a modernized, mostly unchanged version of it is still used by the company to this day.[↑]
Dandelion

> *"This victory will NOT require a recount, but i'm not allowed to talk about politics."*
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> -Dandelion, Bracketeering.
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**Dandelion** *(commonly referred to as **Brack** by fans)* is the host of Bracketeering, voiced by Phil Ridarelli. He does not appear in any other games.

## Trivia

* Brack, while not his name, is a common fan name given by users who are unaware his name is Dandelion.
* He's a vampire who turned at 49 (and mainly misses garlic).
* He has Bracketeering tattooed on his knuckles, but that's because he has a lot of extra fingers.
* He does not wear pants, but has considered wearing them occationally.
	+ He shares this trait with Schmitty, another character Phil Ridarelli voices.
* He sleeps in his car.
* He has a son who he still hasn't named despite him being 27 years old now.
* He is from the future.
* His first word was Bracketeering and he said it when he was 14.
* He's trapped inside the video game because of a cursed amulet.
	+ He shares this plight with The Captain from You Don't Know Jack Volume 6: The Lost Gold & Cookie Masterson.
* He has won a starring contest against the grim reaper.
* He knows sorcery, but isn't that good of a wizard due to his spells boiling down to just shouting "Fire Balls!".
* [this information on this article was taken from the game's voice lines]
The Wheel

> *"Should you be chosen, your longing for truth will be satisfied and your life forever changed."* - The Wheel of Enormous Proportions
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**The Wheel of Enormous Proportions** (referred to as **The Wheel** or **TWOEP** for short) is a Jackbox host voiced by Joe Bianco. It made its debut in The Jackbox Party Pack 8 as the host of The Wheel of Enormous Proportions.

## Appearances

### The Wheel of Enormous Proportions

The Wheel of Enormous Proportions makes its debut appearance in The Wheel of Enormous Proportions. It resides at the top of a mountain and will answer the question of the lucky meeple that manages to both answer its questions and get the perfect spin on its roulette wheel body.

### Tee K.O. 2

The Wheel of Enormous Proportions appears as one of the possible characters that can be seen flying in the plane during the t-shirt creation process.

## Trivia

* The Wheel states itself as non-binary & post gender[↑], and used it/its pronouns.
* The Wheel has been described as "Too sexy" in an official TikTok by Jackbox Games.
* Due to similarities, the Wheel's design seems to be inspired by Inti, the ancient Incan sun god (yet nothing has been officially stated and this is only speculation).
	+ Its beta designs really make this potential connection even stronger.
* For the duration of a day: The Wheel of Enormous Proportions took over Jackbox Games' Twitter account, and used it to answer people's questions.[↑]
	+ This the second time a Jackbox character took over Jackbox's Twitter account, the first time being with Gene.
* It has an official Discord bot on Jackbox Games' official Discord server, specifically reserved for its dedicated Discord channel: "#🎡-ask-the-wheel".
* There's a cardboard replica of The Wheel of Enormous Proportions. It spews out a series of 15 possible and everchanging responses to the questions of those who didn't manage to win.
* Its birth month is October.
* It, like many *many* other characters, appears in the Quixort Forever online scoreboard, ranking number 25 with a score of 47,850.
Learn Television

Logo in The Mind's Treasure Chest opening

**Learn Television** was an educational video company, which morphed into an interactive educational company in 1993.

## History

### The Mind's Treasure Chest

See also: The Mind's Treasure Chest
It's biggest educational video was "The Mind's Treasure Chest" a feature length educational comedy about the library targeted for middle school students. It won numerous awards, including the top award for grades 5-8 at the National Educational Film Festival in 1991, and a Gold Plaque at the Chicago International Film Festival in the same year.

### That's a Fact, Jack!

See also: Jellyvision
*Learn Television's* biggest interactive product was called "That's a Fact, Jack!" (TFJ). TFJ was a hosted game show quizzing students on works of young adult literature, covering 450 titles.

TFJ was the forerunner to You Don't Know Jack, the irreverent quiz show party game that debuted in 1995. *Learn Television* wasn't a great name for a company putting out a CD-ROM based entertainment product, so changed the name to "Jellyvision".
Buzz Lippman

Peter B. Spector as Buzz Lippman in You Don't Know Jack: The Ride

> *"Hey, when Nate Shapiro left, **I** was the chosen successor!"*
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> - Buzz Lippman, You Don't Know Jack Vol.4: The Ride
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**Buzz Lippman** is a *You Don't Know Jack* host voiced by Peter Specter. He was the host of *You Don't Know Jack Vol. 2*, and though he didn't host a game in *The Ride* he does play a role in the game. He is the cousin of Nate Shapiro but is often treated poorly by others.

## Appearances

### You Don't Know Jack: Vol. 1

Buzz was first introduced in You Don't Know Jack: Vol. 1 in the background banter of the greenroom as Nate's better cousin, he, however, does not physically appear in the game.

### You Don't Know Jack: Vol. 2

Buzz then made his hosting debut as the host of *You Don't Know Jack Vol. 2,* replacing Nate Shapiro as the main host *(yet is the third introduced host overall due to You Don't Know Jack: Sports releasing first)* and his dynamic got changed from Nate's better cousin to public punching bag #1. Unlike You Don't Know Jack: Vol. 1, he is voiced. He, however, is referred to as Buzz Shapiro instead of Buzz Lippman in this installment's handbook.

### You Don't Know Jack Vol. 4: The Ride

He returns in *The Ride* with the intent to host episodes starting with Episode 2, but is denied by Cookie Masterson during his introduction. Throughout the game, Buzz repeatedly returns in an attempt to take over hosting, but ends up getting beaten out by the other hosts. During the episode "Games"—hosted by Nate—he calls in to complain about never having hosted an episode, so Nate lets him ask 'the buzz game question' as a Guest Question. Once done, Nate hangs up on him and continues to host the game. He then appears at the bottom, along with the other hosts, chewing gum.

## Trivia

* Because Old Man takes over in *Vol. 2* and he doesn't get a hosting role in *The Ride*, Buzz is the only You Don't Know Jack host to have never been involved with a Gibberish Question Easter Egg.
* During Buzz's Guest Question intro, his occupation is left blank.
* According to an interview in 2021, Peter B. Spector, the voice of Buzz, has been working as a gold refiner since about 2000.
* During a possible intro to You Don't Know Jack: Vol. 2: Buzz states that it's *"That time of the month again"* and that he doesn't feel cramped or anything due to him being so excited to host, this confirms that Buzz Lippman most likely isn't Cisgender do to him being able to have periods.
	+ However it's completely possible he's having a hormonal cycle *aka male period or men-struation*, but it's unclear if this is actually the case or not.
* He, like many *many* other characters, appears in the Quixort Forever online scoreboard, ranking number 19 with a score of 61,500.
* His birthday is June 7th¹.
* He has a little brother² as well as several sisters³.
Jack Attack Attack

Jack Attack Attack is an unreleased game prototype made for iOS. The game was originally going to be a port of the Jack Attacks from You Don't Know Jack Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3, and the Facebook edition. The game was last modified on ‎March ‎22, ‎2013, and never got updated past version 0.1. No mention of the game ever surfaced online, until it was found in the Apple TestFlight prototypes.

## Gameplay

The game would have been just a port of the Jack Attacks from You Don't Know Jack Volumes 1 to 3, and the Facebook edition. When you finish a game session, it would've unlocked the subsequent game afterwards. The current state of the game however is very unfinished, as it was very early in development. Only Volume 1's icon and the Facebook edition's icon were implemented, as well as their Jack Attack songs. There is only one test question for the entire game. It is currently unknown if more games were going to be added in the future or not. Footage can be found both here and here, recorded by Z2R.

## Gallery

A button to play the Jack Attack from Volume 1.A button to play the Jack Attack from Volume 2.A button to play the Jack Attack from Volume 3.A button to play the Jack Attack from the Facebook edition.The background used when selecting a Jack Attack.Two buttons that go unused in the game.
## Trivia

* The game was so early in development that it did not have an app icon.

1. ↑ https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/12/18/terabytes-of-testflight-game-betas-from-2012-to-2015-are-on-the-internet-and-its-not-clear-how