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STEP 1:
ENTER A ZOOM MEETING (PREFERABLY ON YOUR LAPTOP OR TABLET)

STEP 2:
WE WILL LAUNCH THE GAME AND SHARE OUR SCREEN FOR EVERYONE TO SEE

STEP 3:
GO TO WWW.JACKBOX.TV ON YOUR PHONE.

These games are played using your phone, tablet, laptop, or other web-enabled device as a controller. The main action of the game happens on your laptop or tablet (wherever the Zoom meeting is taking place), but players use their own devices to input answers and make choices.

STEP 4:
ENTER THE ROOM CODE

With the game launched, you should see the “lobby” screen (on your computer or laptop Zoom meeting) which displays a four-letter room code. Each player should use their phone or other device to enter that room code and their name on Jackbox.TV to join the game, then press “PLAY.” You can tell it worked when you see their name appear on the game screen.

STEP 5: START PLAYING!

The player who joined the game first (the VIP) can start the game from their device once all players are joined and ready.

NOTE: “Everybody’s In” or “Start Game” will only appear on the screen if you have enough players to begin a game.

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1–8 Players

Trivia Murder Party 2 is the sequel to Trivia Murder Party and follows a similar format. In addition to new questions, it includes new Killing Floor mini-games and special items which can help or hinder their ability to survive.

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3–6 Players

In each game of Role Models, players vote for a category and then try to match the other players (including themselves) to one of the items from that category. Players receive points if any of their matches is the majority favorite of the group, and extra points can be won if the player marked their answer as "99% sure" and was correct.

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3–8 Players

Joke Boat has players make jokes based on a selected list of words brainstormed by players at the start of the game. During the first two joke rounds, players are given the start of joke prompt with a missing word they select from a random selection of the brainstormed words. They then finish the joke. Pairs of jokes are given to the other players to vote for their favorite. The final round has players take an existing joke setup and try to write a better joke than the original one

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3–8 Players

Dictionarium is where players create fake definitions, words, and sentences using those words. The game can either be played where the players are given a fake word as a prompt or a fake slang saying. Players create a definition and then vote on their favorite to continue. Players then create a new word as a synonym of the definition, and finally a sentence using that word

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4–10 Players

Push The Button takes place on a spaceship, where one or more of the players have been assigned as an alien and the other players, as humans, must eject the aliens before a timer runs out. Each round, one player determines an activity on the ship (such as drawing or writing a response to a question) and selects a number of the other crew to participate. The assigned human players get one prompt, but the aliens get a different one that would likely cause some confusion. The results are shown, and players have the time to determine if any response seems suspicious. In later rounds, alien players have "hacks" they can use to either get the correct human prompt or send the alien prompt instead to a human player. At any time before the timer runs down, a player can "push the button" and select the other player(s) they believe are an alien. All other players then vote if they agree or not. In order for the players to be ejected, a unanimous vote must be passed. If any player votes "No", the game continues. Otherwise, the game reveals if the players were correct or incorrect, with the aliens winning if one of three conditions have been fulfilled: 1. The timer runs out, 2. all human players have pushed the button and have not ejected anyone, or 3. any human player is ejected