3-8

Party

Using prompts, players must craft clever quips. Two answers are then presented against each other, with people voting for the best one.

3-6

Drawing

Players draw art pieces based on prompts, which are then valued by the game. The drawings are then put on auction, where players can bid in an attempt to get a deal.

2-8

Party

Similar to the previous version, just with new questions and a mechanic to remove every lie but one during a turn.

1-4

Humor

Players must work together to follow the instructions and defuse a bomb.

3-8

Sound Effects

Each round, a Judge (player) selects a prompt, which everyone else has to match with two sound effects. The Judge picks the best pairing, giving that person a point.

2-8

Trivia

Players answer a "Yes or No" question, and then everyone guesses what percentage picked which answer. The closest wins.

3-8

Drawing

Players draw t-shirts and logo designs, all of which are randomly combined by other people. The group then votes for their favorite ones to determine the best overall shirt.

1-8

Trivia

Answered a question incorrectly sends the player to the Killing Floor where they engage in mini-games to survive.

3-8

Party

Mostly the same as the previous iteration, just with a handful of additions such as user-generated answers.

3-6

Sound Effects

One member of the group is a Faker, who must try to remain anonymous while everyone else tries to find them.

3-7

Dating

Each player is a monster with a special power; every night, they message each other to try and get a romance going. Once the messages are sent, everyone picks a partner, with hearts being awarded to those who select each other.

3-8

Drawing

Two players separately add to a doodle, and then everyone votes on the superior art piece. That is then used as the base for the next two players to draw on, a process that goes on until everyone has a turn. Once it is complete, people come up with a title for the picture.

3-16

Trivia

Using prompts, players write an answer that works for them, all of which are entered into a bracket tournament to determine the best one. With each stage of the contest, the prompts become vaguer or are switched around following the answering stage.

3-8

Survival

Every player's answer to a question is sent to someone else so they can twist it around to the detriment of the original writer. The funniest new answer wins.

2-8

Party

Largely the same as the previous iterations.

1-8

Trivia

Largely the same as the previous iteration.

3-8

Drawing

Given two randomly selected prompts written by the group, players must draw an invention that can fix the issue. All inventions are presented to the party, who can then invest in their preferred devices. The goal is to receive enough funding ($1000) to get the invention approved.

3-8

Music

Players create raps for battles, with everyone else reacting to the bars by cheering or booing. Depending on the rap's reception, players gain cash, with the richest person winning after the final round.

1-6

Action

Players take part in a competition where they have to slingshot their character into enemies of the same color. This is quite a complicated minigame compared to other Jackbox titles.

3-8

Party

Players complete sentences or questions that are sent to other people who will vote "Yes or No." The goal is to split the vote as evenly as possible.

3-8

Creative

Players create a word and write its dictionary definition, along with crafting synonyms. The new words are saved in a dictionary.

1-8

Trivia

Largely the same as the previous iteration.

3-8

Music

Players come up with punchlines to jokes and catchphrases.

4-10

Action

The group is stuck on a spaceship with a couple of their members secretly being aliens. The humans must find the aliens, and the latter must stay hidden.

3-6

Party

Split into categories, players are presented with roles and must vote for whom they believe would fit them the best from their group. The ones with the most votes receive the roles and a point, while voting with the majority also rewards points.

3-8

Party

Based on previously unseen textual or visual prompts, players must deliver a speech. They are then judged.

3-8

Party

Players work together to complete chores, although not everyone might have the group's best intentions in mind.

2-6

Party

Using a handful of words, a player must describe a prompt. The quicker someone else guesses it correctly, the more points they (and the presenter) receive.

3-8

Drawing

Players draw a Champion and Challenger based on titles, and the creations then face off with people voting on which one is the best.

3-8

Party

Largely similar to the previous iterations, just with a couple of new hosting features.

3-10

Party

Players compete in a job interview to get the position.

4-8

Social Deduction/Drawing

Players draw two weapons and must hide a calling card in their creations. They also bring along a guest with a unique name; if another player guesses who brought the guest, they will kill the latter, launching a murder investigation.

2-8

Drawing

An expanded version of the previous iteration.

2-8

Trivia

Each player asks the Wheel a burning question. Then, every participant receives two slices of the wheel with questions; if they answer correctly, they earn points. The person with the most points gets their burning question answered.

2-10

Party

Divided into teams, players vote to determine which door they should go through. The answers are polled from the group prior to the first round.

2-8

Party

The popular game is back for another run, and while the core gameplay loop is not all that different, Fibbage 4 has enough changes to stand out from the crowd. Final Fibbage is the most exciting new feature, and it takes players with coming up with a lie that complements two prompts rather than just one. Otherwise, this party game delivers the same hilarity as its predecessors.

4-9

Party

Complex on paper but a blast in execution, Roomerang starts by asking players to pick an avatar. Once done, every participant must answer a prompt, with players then voting for their favorite and least favorite answers. The latter's creator will then be eliminated, only for them to return as a different avatar. Split into five stages, Roomerang shakes things up consistently to ensure things never get stale. Once all the stages are played through, a final vote is conducted to determine the overall winner.

1-10

Trivia

The only Jackbox Party Pack 9 mini-game that supports solo play, Quixort challenges players to answer a prompt by sorting blocks in the right order. Points are awarded depending on a user's performance. Players are split into two teams, and each game consists of three rounds.

3-8

Party

A wizard turns all the players into frogs and takes them shopping. Each user picks an item and crafts a humorous backstory for it, which they must then present to the rest of the group. Players must then vote for the funniest item/presentation. This process is repeated for the second round, while the third and final round shakes things up by tasking players to sell their two items as a set.

3-8

Drawing/Party

A monkey scientist gives a player a prompt and a range, which they have to communicate to the rest of the group by either writing a word or drawing something. If the other participants guess the range or come close to it, points are handed out.