Where to Shop for Jackbox Games and Find Support on jackboxgames.com

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The official Jackbox Games site (jackboxgames.com) is the hub for buying party packs and individual titles, learning how to play, and getting help. Use the Shop section to purchase games, Support for troubleshooting and account questions, How To Play for setup guidance, and Company for background on the Chicago-based studio behind Quiplash, Fibbage, Drawful, and Trivia Murder Party. The site also publishes partner-studio titles, so the Shop section is not limited to Jackbox's own packs.

What you can do in each section

Section What it's for When to use it
Shop Buying party packs and titles, including partner-studio releases You know what you want to play and need to purchase it
Support Help with games, accounts, and technical issues Something isn't working, or you have a question about a purchase
How To Play Guidance on setting up and running games You're new, or hosting for the first time
Company Background on Jackbox Games and its history You want context on the studio or its catalog
Blog Release news, patch notes, and sales You're checking for updates or discounts

Shopping for games

Each party pack contains five original games, and the site states that 10 different packs have been made so far. The catalog mixes drawing, writing, trivia, and hidden-identity games, so there is something for most groups.

Current highlights listed on the homepage:

  • The Jackbox Party Pack 12 — available now, with five new party games.
  • The Jackbox Party Pack 11 — includes Hear Say (voice recording), Doominate, Cookie Haus, Suspectives, and Legends of Trivia.
  • Trivia Murder Party 3 — available in Early Access, with patch notes posted on the blog.
  • A partner-studio title set at a summer camp, featuring minigames and sabotage mechanics.
  • An upcoming 2D comedy game described as coming soon.

The blog also notes seasonal discounts, such as a Steam Autumn Sale promotion offering up to 65% off party games. Check the Shop and Blog sections for current pricing, since offers change over time.

A key point before you buy

Only the host needs to own the game. Other players join from their own devices without buying anything, as long as everyone can see the host screen. This matters when deciding how many copies your group needs: one purchase covers the whole room, Zoom call, or Twitch stream.

Getting help and learning to play

  • Support is the place to start for troubleshooting, account questions, or problems with a specific title.
  • How To Play covers the setup and hosting basics, which is useful if you're running your first game night or moving from an in-person group to a remote one.
  • Company gives background on the studio and its catalog if you want to understand what you're buying into.

Practical next steps

  1. Go to the Shop section to browse packs and individual titles, and confirm platform availability before purchasing.
  2. Read the How To Play guidance if you'll be hosting, so you understand the screen-sharing setup.
  3. Check the Blog for patch notes and sales before buying, especially around seasonal promotions.
  4. Use Support if a purchase or game doesn't behave as expected.

The main decision point is which pack fits your group: pick based on the game types your players enjoy (drawing, writing, trivia, or hidden identity), and remember that one purchase covers everyone in the room.