If you're a fan of The Jackbox Party Pack games but find yourself in need of something a bit, well, naughtier, then you might want to keep an eye out for Jackbox Naughty Pack, currently in development over at Jackbox Games.
Although not officially confirmed for Switch just yet, we can't imagine it will skip Nintendo's console given the fact that the eShop is chock full of the Party Pack games. More information will be provided later this Summer, but Jackbox Games says that the new entry will contain three games that will have you 'laughing and sweating'.
Although competitors are free to get as spicy as they like in minigames like 'Quiplash' and 'Tee K.O', the upcoming Naughty Pack stands as the studio's first mature rated game, so we're guessing there's going to be a few choice words and images used that probably won't be suitable for younger gamers.
So lock your doors, close the blinds, and break out the handcuffs... It's time to get naughty, folks. Ooh, err.
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I'm a big fan of Jackbox games and recently streamed a session on Twitch with some friends, which added a couple of audience and random participants to the mix. I can imagine this could get wild, haha.
At long last, Ubisoft’s “We Dare” has a challenger for which can take the mantle, usurp its throne and become the best adult-oriented Party Game.
Haven't played any Jackbox yet, but have heard good things about them so nice to see a new one and interesting that it's going to be one for adults this time!
I hope this leans more towards players bringing the naughtiness, rather than the Cards Against Humanity style where all the rude jokes are printed on the cards for the players to piece together. Things can become far funnier when the players produce the obscenities themselves!
@Toothball in all honesty, this is what happens when I play these games with friends. The freedom to add your own texts and handdrawn images really allows for some great moments of laughter!
I think the ship has already sailed for me and Jackbox games. I probably would’ve loved this seven years ago when I bought 1 and 3, but it’s been ages since I had a large party of friends/family together for this type of game. Now that I’m an old fogey, I have to settle for board games, talking about old times, and Russian roulette.
@Kyloctopus : Curiously, that "adult-oriented" game received a "family friendly" PG rating in Australia, which attracted some controversy, and there were individuals that campaigned for an appeal, which merely upheld the same PG rating (and viewer advice of "Mild sexual references").
Hide yo kids, hide yo wife...
Sounds like a good time, especially if you're a Cards Against Humanity fan.
@Pillowpants I have had some good Jackbox rounds, although when some players are going for straight comedy and others going a bit lewd it can sometimes not go so well. It works best when the group is of the same mind, so perhaps sticking a "Rude" sticker on the front may achieve that.
These games are super fun when playing with friends (though it always takes a bit for me to start coming up with funny answers every time I play lmao) so an M-rated version of it sounds interesting to say the least.
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