The Jackbox Party Pack 2

The Jackbox Party Pack 2

Released Oct 2015

The sequel to the party game phenomenon The Jackbox Party Pack, featuring FIVE fresh, rib-tickling party games! Your phones or tablets are your controllers – no big mess of controllers needed. For up to 8 players plus an Audience of up to 10,000! It’s a game-night riot in a box… without the box!

95% positive · 2,181 reviews
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All announced content has been released
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Evaluation

The Jackbox Party Pack 2 launched on October 13, 2015 as a complete package of five party games. Its only DLC — a soundtrack — was released on January 13, 2017, and no further DLC has ever been listed. The game shipped as a finished product with no post-launch content expansions. Recent developer news posted to this game's Steam page (August 2026) is entirely focused on promoting newer entries in the Jackbox series — Party Pack 11, Party Pack 12, and standalone titles like Trivia Murder Party 3. A June 2025 post announced Steam Deck compatibility, which has been in place since 2022. None of these communications indicate any new content planned for Party Pack 2 itself. Jackbox Games continues to be an active studio, but their development work is directed entirely toward new products. Party Pack 2 is a complete, stable release.
Evidence
The only DLC is a soundtrack released on January 13, 2017. No unreleased DLC is listed.
dlc listing · Jan 13, 2017 source content shipped
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Store description presents five complete party games with no mention of planned updates, additional content, or ongoing development for this title.
store metadata · Oct 13, 2015 source content shipped
high

Content

1 of 1 released · no outstanding content

Media

Details

Publisher
Jackbox Games, Inc.
Achievements
20
Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux
Controller
partial support
Steam Deck
Verified
Players
Single-player · Multiplayer · Co-op · PvP · Local/Split Screen

About this game

The sequel to the party game phenomenon The Jackbox Party Pack, featuring FIVE fresh, rib-tickling party games! Games include:

Fibbage 2 (2-8 players)

  • The runaway hit bluffing game with over 500 brand-new questions, more than 2x the original! Plus new features, like the deFIBrillator!

Earwax (3-8 players)

  • The hear-larious sound-effects game that will leave you up to your ears in laughter!
    Cow moo? Huge explosion? Or tiny fart? Which to choose?

Bidiots (3-6 players)

  • The absurd art auction game where you draw right there on your phone or tablet. Outbid your opponents for weird art pieces – drawn by players themselves – and win this strangely competitive auction game! Don’t be a bidiot!

Quiplash XL (3-8 players)

  • The say-anything, gut-busting Quiplash XL, which includes everything in Quiplash, Quip Pack 1, AND over 100 brand-new prompts!

Bomb Corp. (1-4 players)

  • The bomb-defusing nailbiter of a party game! As interns at Bomb Corp., you must defuse random bombs in the office in order to keep your jobs. You’ll probably die, but it’ll be good work experience!

Players play using their phones, tablets, or even computers as controllers – making it the perfect easy-to-join party starter. No extra controllers needed! And, spectators can join and affect some games by playing as Audience members!

NOTE: This game is local play, but can be enjoyed over streams with remote players.

NOTE: These games are in English only.

It’s a game-night riot in a box… without the box!

How to Play Remotely

Players use any web-enabled device (like a smartphone or tablet) to join the game and play along. When playing with remote players, you can use a video conferencing tool like Zoom, Steam Broadcast, Google Hangouts, Discord, and more to connect with others! Just share your screen while on a call and make sure you look for prompts to share audio.

Last evaluated Sep 2, 2026
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