You Don't Know Jack (1995)
Genres:Quiz/Trivia
Themes:Comedy, Party
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:The original game in Jellyvision's (later Jackbox Games) comedic trivia series.
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"You don't know Jack" is one of the funniest multi-player quiz games I've ever played. YDKJ parts 1 through 3 remind me of so many cool evenings with my friends and so-students in our student dorm back in early 200X...
I have many fond memories of my siblings huddled around the keyboard, fingers hovering over our buzzer keys, some adult jokes going over our heads but still ending up laughing to the point of silly hysterical delirium anyway. I remember the joy learning that I could screw myself, and the host acknowledging the stupidity of doing so. I remember always staying listening through the whole credits sequence to hear all the bizarre ads. The You Don't Know Jack series are definitely "Good Old Games" that belong on GOG. I would buy them here in a heartbeat.
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