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Netflix’s Party Games Get a Boost from Jackbox

Jackbox’s Drawful, Fibbage and Quiplash join Netflix’s lineup, making for an entertaining multiplayer experience.

Netflix's party-focused TV games have just received three exciting new additions: Drawful 2, Fibbage 4, and Quiplash 3. These are now available as part of the Jackbox Party Essentials pack, which comes with a Netflix subscription. Users can control these games using their smartphones.


The integration seems like a natural fit for the platform, given that Netflix already offers multiplayer versions of Boggle and Pictionary. Those familiar with Jackbox’s other Party Packs will find it easy to use their phone as a controller. For a fun start, Quiplash 3 is highly recommended. Players create humorous responses to quirky prompts and vote on the funniest ones – a holiday tradition in many households.


Nice touch from Netflix to add a mix of daily puzzles and kids’ games alongside these multiplayer party games. It’s clear they're looking to make their platform more engaging for all age groups, not just for those who binge-watch shows.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/streaming/909415/netflix-games-jackbox-party-essentials
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