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Here's what's included (all these have native Linux builds):
- The Jackbox Party Pack
- The Jackbox Party Pack 2
- The Jackbox Party Pack 3
- The Jackbox Party Pack 4
- The Jackbox Party Pack 5
- The Jackbox Party Pack 6
- A 40% Humble Store discount for The Jackbox Party Pack 7
- Drawful 2
- Quiplash
- Fibbage XL
Plus there's also various volumes of You Don't Know Jack, which don't have native Linux builds but it seems all of them are possible to play on Linux with Steam Play Proton too.
So overall it's a pretty great bundle, if you're into these sorts of party games as you do need multiple people for them.
Check out the full bundle if interested.
Humble also have some other big sales happening like Europa Universalis franchise sale, a big sale on Metroidvanias and Headup have their own publisher sale too.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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I have the first five party packs, and drawful 2/quiplash standalone and they are quite fun. Drawful 2 is probably my favourite. I don't know if I want to buy the bundle to complete my collection though.
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I had Drawful 2 (which they gave away for free) and Party Pack 3, which I bought after enjoying Drawful a lot. I've played a lot of Trivia Murder Party and Guesspionage recently, so I decided to get the bundle.
Jackbox party games are great for family videochat nights - you share the computer screen(the animations are minimal and even relatives on bad internet get a clear picture) and people play on the phones, while chatting over video.
Jackbox party games are great for family videochat nights - you share the computer screen(the animations are minimal and even relatives on bad internet get a clear picture) and people play on the phones, while chatting over video.
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