Each game has it's own charm and works well with 3+ players with only Blather Round being 2+ players.

Talking points was the only have my group of friends had trouble getting into, but we still had a few laughs. If you have a talkative group who likes improv then you'll enjoy this one.

Quiplash is what you expect but with some amazing claymation visuals and fun music. The ability to customize the promots makes it even more perfect for inside jokes to be incorporated into the gameplay.

Blather Round is great. I've played this with 2 people and a full room and had so much fun with it every single time. The only complaint would be I wish there were options to add more than 2 rounds when there are fewer people.

I've always had a fun time with drawing games in all Jackbox games and Champ'd Up is no different. Even the non-artistic people in my group were cracking up seeing their drawings go head to head against other players drawings.

The Devil's in the Details is fun and engaging, but does take a while to get into it and used to the gameplay. It's definitely worth playing at least once.

Each game has it's own charm and works well with 3+ players with only Blather Round being 2+ players. Talking points was the only have my group of friends had trouble getting into, but we still had a few laughs. If you have a talkative group who likes improv then you'll enjoy this one. Quiplash is what you expect but with some amazing claymation visuals and fun music. The ability to customize the promots makes it even more perfect for inside jokes to be incorporated into the gameplay. Blather Round is great. I've played this with 2 people and a full room and had so much fun with it every single time. The only complaint would be I wish there were options to add more than 2 rounds when there are fewer people. I've always had a fun time with drawing games in all Jackbox games and Champ'd Up is no different. Even the non-artistic people in my group were cracking up seeing their drawings go head to head against other players drawings. The Devil's in the Details is fun and engaging, but does take a while to get into it and used to the gameplay. It's definitely worth playing at least once.