While Fibbage still supports 2-8 players, it has borrowed the audience feature of Quiplash to allow audience members watching on a stream or through the web based game client to vote on their favorite answers, sliding even more points to the most entertaining or diabolical players. Fibbage 2 keeps the same great format of creating believable (or hilarious) lying answers to trivia questions to bamboozle your friends while adding in a few new tricks (the new one-time use “deFIBrilllator” gives you a 50/50 chance between the right answer and a single lie instead of seven) and more than doubling the number of questions of the original.

The Jackbox Party Pack 2 includes five games in the collection, two of which are returning Jackbox favorites. Jackbox Party Pack 2 (PC, PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Amazon Fire TV) With the exception of a few speed bumps, and possibly one dud game, Party Pack 2 is a near perfect vehicle to turn your casual get-together into a chuckle factory. While the new additions work, you can tell Jackbox Games didn’t want to stray too far from the original recipe, and for good reason. This time with an increased emphasis on Twitch support, large audiences, and slightly more complex mechanics. Now Jackbox Games is back with another collection to titillate and mortify your party guests. The other half of the equation was a quirky collection of truly hilarious games guaranteed to bring out the best of the worst in your friends. This was thanks in no small part to the game’s innovative interface that allowed friends to play along with their phone, tablet, or laptop rather than trying to figure out a spiderweb of controllers and peripherals strewn across the living room floor. It served up quick, punchy laughs, and did it all with zero hassle. Last year, The Jackbox Party Pack showed everyone how to do party games right.

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