Jackbox Games has revealed a brand new M-Rated Jackbox Game made for adults that's launching later in 2024. The new game collection is intended to appeal to grown-ups who want something a little more «provocative,» per Jackbox Games.
Jackbox Party Packs have had party titles that are popular with both casual and diehard gamers alike. Unlike many party games that require players to each own a copy of the game when playing online, Jackbox Games' titles can be played with as little as one copy of the games. For many of the games, players can join in with just a web browser, so all that's needed is a video stream of what's happening on the screen to play along. With the games allowing for anywhere from a handful of people to a hundred, the series has found popularity with everyone from casual gamers to popular streamers.
While many Jackbox Games are technically safe for all ages, many players don't treat them that way. While some of the games are more restrictive on how a gamer can interact, like You Don't Know Jack, titles like Drawful and Fibbage allow players to effectively insert their own answers, which can lead to some hilarious — and crude — moments, depending on who's playing. Now, theJackbox Naughty Pack looks to be adding to these more adult moments, as the franchise takes on Mature-rated gaming for the first time.
The three titles featured in the new Jackbox Naughty Pack haven't been revealed yet, with the developer stating that they will feature «adult-themed experiences that promise to deliver on laughter, wit, and a touch of irreverence.» A new video teaser plays on the concept of it being a highly-demanded «adult» game, but doesn't offer much insight as to what games players will be experiencing. It's possible that the Jackbox Naughty Pack will contain entirely new games, or it may build on existing titles like Quiplash. In any case, players shouldn't have too long to wait, as the pack is slated to release this summer.
There's plenty of family-friendly party video games, including those from major companies like Nintendo with titles like Mario Party. With plenty of titles appropriate for all ages and streaming audiences, it will be interesting to see how far Jackbox Games pushes the envelope with this release. Thankfully, there's plenty of Jackbox Games to enjoy while fans wait for the release of the new party pack, and gamers will likely keep making these experiences «adult» with their own answers and doodles in the meantime.
The website gametalkz.com is an aggregator of news from open sources. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. You can send a complaint on the news if you find it unreliable.
A gamer was hit with a serious case of nostalgia after rediscovering their oldest gaming achievement award, dating back to 1983. The gaming achievement is bringing back fond memories for some gamers, while younger gamers are marveling about the way Activision celebrated gaming achievements long ago.
A Pokemon fan has shared a unique regional variant for Torkoal, as well as an evolution for it. The interesting Pokemon regional design would change the Pokemon's typing to Fire/Water or Water/Rock, according to the artist.
A Skyrim player with nearly ten years of experience in the game has discovered that the Throw Voice shout in the game makes the Dragonborn talk. This detail may have been missed by players who rarely use this particular shout during their Skyrim adventures, or those who play certain character types.
A Pokemon fan has created interesting fourth stage evolutions for the popular pocket monsters Gengar, Talonflame, and Blaziken. The three cover a good range of Pokemon designs to give new evolutions to, with their origins ranging from Gen 1 through Gen 6.
A talented Stardew Valley fan has recreated the game's iconic style in isometric view. This unique look at Stardew Valley gives fans an idea of how the game could have looked with a different perspective.
Valve has revealed its most-played games on the Steam Deck handheld device, and the mega-hits Fallout 4 and Baldur's Gate 3 both got surpassed by indie darling Stardew Valley. This follows on the heels of Stardew Valley achieving first place on the Steam Deck for March.
A Pokemon fan has designed a Future Paradox form for Snorlax with an interesting theme behind it. The Pokemon concept is quite creative, turning Snorlax into a Pokemon that future humans might rely upon for entertainment at home.
The two newest Pokemon Squishmallows, Marill and Dragonite, are now available for pre-order. Fans who want to guarantee that they get these new adorable Pokemon plush toys shouldn't hesitate to place their orders soon.
A Stardew Valley player has pointed out that the game would hugely benefit from letting the player grow lemons. Stardew Valley's 1.6 update added a lot of new content and even some new crops to the game, but lemons weren't among them.
Pokemon GO fans have a major complaint with the game, and while the avatar system has been getting lots of hate, this time it has to do with the walking aspect of the title. Pokemon GO is a very popular mobile game, but continues to see issues that leave players sour.
A Stardew Valley player has discovered that an item currently available in the base game was suggested by another fan years ago. The discovery is just one indication of how ConcernedApe listens to fans and often implements ideas that are suggested for Stardew Valley's future updates.
A Stardew Valley fan is sharing their concept for a Joja mod that could add a lot to the current experience of siding with Joja Corporation. While Stardew Valley has always had an option for players who would rather side with Joja Corporation, the route has been criticized in the past, as some players have felt there isn't much incentive to do a Joja Corporation runthrough. While that might be intentional, mods can always help to change the experience in the more dramatic ways that fans are hoping for.