March 30, 2021 | Belia Portillo

How Audience Play-Along Differs In Each Jackbox Game

Our games range from an intimate experience with a small group of friends to an all-night party at universities and conventions with hundreds of players at once. You may know that most of our games are suitable for 3-8 players. But what happens when you have more than eight friends?

First of all, congratulations on winning the popularity contest. Your mother must be very proud.

Second, your overflow friends can still play along as members of the audience. We strongly recommend rotating in new players so everyone gets a shot, but the audience gameplay is surprisingly comprehensive. Audience participation ranges between voting for their favorite responses to being rejected for a date.

We’ve compiled this handy chart so you can see what the audience interaction is like for each Jackbox game. I hope you and your many many friends like it.

Game Title	Audience Can Vote on Player Submitted Content	Audience Can Award Likes	Audience Can Submit Text	Additional Audience Behaviors
Drawful 2	Yes	Yes	No
Quiplash	Yes	No	No
Quiplash 2: InterLASHional	Yes	No	Yes*	*Audience Play-Along can be enabled.
TJPP2: Fibbage 2	Yes	Yes	No	Perfect audience scores receive a “bonus fact."
TJPP2: Earwax	No	Yes	No
TJPP2: Quiplash XL	Yes	No	No
TJPP3: Quiplash 2	Yes	No	Yes*	*Audience Play-Along can be enabled.
TJPP3: Trivia Murder Party	No	No	No	Audience can submit their answer to trivia questions, and predict what will happen in the Killing Room.
TJPP3: Guesspionage	No	No	No	Audience answers the survey question. When there are >5 audience answers that data is used in game.
TJPP3: Fakin' It	No	No	No	Audience receives the secret task and can vote on the “Faker.”
TJPP3: Tee K.O.	Yes	No	Yes*	*Audience Suggestions can be enabled.
TJPP4: Fibbage 3	Yes	No	No	Audience votes on a decoy, then continues on to vote for the correct answer.
TJPP4: Survive the Internet	Yes	No	No
TJPP4: Monster Seeking Monster	No	No	No	Audience interacts by voting for chat prompts and then who to date at the end of each day. Audience can get points and win.
TJPP4: Bracketeering	Yes	No	No
TJPP4: Civic Doodle	Yes	No	No	Audience can also submit the game's emojis as reactions to the live drawings.
TJPP5: YDKJ: Full Stream	No	No	No	Audience can submit their answers to trivia questions.
TJPP5: Split the Room	Yes	No	No	Audience can also choose between pre-written prompts for their own STR scenario.
TJPP5: Mad Verse City	Yes	No	No	Audience can also spam click to destroy buildings and to “hype” up performers.
TJPP5: Patently Stupid	Yes	No	No
TJPP6: Trivia Murder Party 2	No	No	No	Audience can submit their answer to trivia questions, and predict what will happen in the Killing Room.
TJPP6: Joke Boat	Yes	No	No
TJPP6: Role Models	Yes	No	No	Audience also can vote to give bonus points to a role.
TJPP6: Dictionarium	Yes	No	No
TJPP7: Quiplash 3	Yes	No	No
TJPP7: Devils and the Details	No	No	No	Audience votes on name of house cat, then can perform tasks to control the cat.
TJPP7: Champ’d Up	Yes	No	No	Audience votes which player they are rooting for and what they want their signs to say.
TJPP7: Talking Points	No	Yes* *This is in the form of the audience trophy	No	Audience can spam the up and down buttons to interact with presentation.
TJPP7: Blather 'Round	No	No	No	Audience can guess and be notified if they guess correctly.
TJPP8: Drawful: Animate	Yes	Yes	No	Audience can switch up the flip board image while players are drawing.
TJPP8: Job Job	Yes	Yes	No	Audience can change the motivational poster in the background.
TJPP8: Poll Mine	Yes	Yes	No	In Streamer Mode, the audience is playing against the player. Audience influences the results of the polls.
TJPP8: Wheel	No	No	No	The audience can vote for their favorites to win rounds.
TJPP8: Weapons Drawn	No	No	No	The audience behaves as both the murderer and the detective.
TJPP9: Fibbage 4	Yes	Yes	No	Audience earns their own score and are given a rank at the end of the game. There’s an achievement for getting the highest audience rank.
TJPP9: Nonsensory	Yes	No	No	Audience can test their own ability by syncing up with the Card Challenge.
TJPP9: Quixort	No	No	No	Audience can join a team, play along, and compare their scores.
TJPP9: Junktopia	Yes	No	No	Audience can give thumbs up/down during player presentations.
TJPP9: Roomerang	Yes - Audience votes on favorite Challenge answers and count as one vote (represented by the TV icon).	No	No	Audience engages in fun polls during writing moments, are polled on who they want eliminated, and actually eliminate a player when the Audience Advantage is activated!
TJPP10: Dodo Re Mi	No	No	No	Audience can play along with each song and their performance gets a Pass/Fail grade.
TJPP10: FixyText	Yes	No	No
TJPP10: Timejinx	No	No	No*	Audience is another player, so they answer all the same trivia as the players. *The audience can submit numbers that can get averaged together.
TJPP10: Hypnotorious	No	Yes	No	Audience can vote on their favorite answers, giving the answer-write an "Audience Bonus."
TJPP10: Tee K.O. 2	Yes	No	No

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