JackBox Game


 Experience Playing a JackBox Game



The game I played was  Trivia Murder Party 2, where there were trivia questions and if you got them wrong you might die. There was a timer and set amount of questions, if you managed to win then you got money. However, if you lose then you got sent to the killing floor where there are a variety of different settings you could be put in and may end up dying. There was a peg game where a player had to get the ball in the right hole or else they would die, in the end they did not get lucky and eventually died. I can be ok at trivia if there is a specific theme chosen. This was a little harder for me since the questions were very random at times and I had no idea what the answer could be. Overall, I still thought the game was really fun and it added a level of competitiveness when playing with others to get the answers right. I thought the ending in particular was quite fun since it was more rapid fire questions and everyone was trying to get them right. I felt like there was a lot of anticipation with both the trivia questions and killing floor and I would always be trying to see how my peers did at both.

I thought that the idea of playing with an audience was interesting since there could be others guessing the answers or reacting to the players. However, I think that some games are better than others for the audience feature. The second game called Dodo Ri Mi was a little more interactive and that felt like it was more fun to have everyone included. I also think that playing with an audience can add more pressure since you know that everyone is reacting to your gameplay.




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