
RiffTrax: The Game is a multiplayer party game where players compete to make bad movies funny. Do you have what it takes to be the next movie riffing genius? Grab your friends and make fun of some of the worst cinematic abominations ever created.
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About
RiffTrax: The Game features the stars of the Emmy-nominated, Peabody Award-winning show “Mystery Science Theater 3000”. Comedians Michael J. Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett have been bringing their comedic running MST3K-type commentary to movies of all kinds for over 15 years - and now’s your chance to riff along with them! Gather your friends and see if you can write the best jokes for some of the worst bits of what can loosely be called "cinema". Do you have what it takes to be the next movie riffing genius?
Over 500 movie clips (and counting) from RiffTrax classics such as “Rollergator”, “Attack Of The Super Monsters”, and “Plan 9 From Outer Space”!
Featuring two exciting ways to play! Write your own riff and watch your comedy genius come to life via text-to-speech. Or leave it to the pros and choose from thousands of expertly crafted riffs from the RiffTrax team.
Play head-to-head with up to 6 players using any internet connected device as controller. An additional 12 audience members can also play along.
Play locally or battle riffers from around the world with online multiplayer matchmaking. Supports cross play and features in-game voice chat.
Streamers, get your entire chat in on the action with Twitch integration. Let your chat vote, choose clips, or even play along!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Reviews
This game is something else. First off, if you're looking for a good Jackbox-style party game - this one is a great pick. Even if you're not a fan of Rifftrax - or its inspiration, the legendary Mystery Science Theater 3000 - the basic concept of this title is party game goodness. The premise is simple: each round, a movie clip is shown - a clip from a film the guys from Rifftrax have already mocked in the past - and each player submits their own joke as if they were writers for two famed riffing groups. Then, every player (and, like Jackbox titles, the audience) votes on which riff is their favorite (or their top three if the host selects a tiered voting system). As one would expect, the player with the most points at the end, you know, wins. Rifftrax: The Game benefits from having the staff of the series involved - as well as including content from the... well, "show" isn't accurate but, for lack of a better word, "show." Of course, fans who have seen these clips before playing the game will be tempted to use the same jokes - I know *I* can't watch the original 2012 Avengers film without hearing Mike, Kevin, and Bill's jokes in my head - but this also a game that encourages creativity, so I can't image this being an issue for anyone save for, like, I dunno... ten people? If you don't have a handful of people in your living room to play with you (no matter what format you play on, everyone involved can play using their smartphone), Rifftrax: The Game also offer a "matchmaking" system of sorts. Select "Join" when starting a new game, and you can, well, join an existing game running online. Be warned, though - humor is subjective and joining a session with people you don't know can subject you to jokes you might... well, it's online gaming, so you're gonna get some gross folks. All in all, this is a GREAT party game and more than worth the reasonable price.
If you like Rifftrax, or MST3K, you'll love this little gem of a game. Have fun with friends, rip on sketchy cinema and have some laughs.
not as good as other party games. Also there tends to be a VERY obvious house answer, and if you have a player that wants to min max, they can always vote house answer to deny other players points. Pretty much ruins the game right there
Mystery Science Theater 3K: The Game My friends and I have absolutely loved our time with this. It's simple, but it's always a blast. Props for including movies like Suburban Sasquatch, too!
If you like MST3K and Rifftrax, you'll enjoy this game. If you don't like either of them then LEAVE THE BRONX!!!!
Most of the best parts of similar games. Infinite replayability & up to date interface, options, and online features.
If my group had to rebuild the lobby for any reason (such as the game crashing, which happened in the one game our group played), some of us could not connect to the new lobby. It would just say "connecting" indefinitely and never actually load. We switched back to the "What the Dub" game (also made by Wide Right Interactive) that had the same problem prior to us switching to this game and it did the exact same thing after our first game. We tried wifi and our phones' network plans, cleared cache and cookies on our browsers, restarted my phone, restarted my steam deck that we were playing on, rebuilt the room several times, and still we received the same issue with it saying "connecting" indefinitely. We wound up just playing some jackbox games since they actually work. Terribly disappointing for a game that costs $10.
Low-Key the best Jackbox-like game ever made with the right customizations.
AMAZING GAME WOULD RECOMMEND SO GOOD LETS ME BE SILLY GOOSE TO MY HEART'S CONTENT
This is a fun game, especially when you can add custom clips. Wide Right Interactive, please add a more user-friendly method of adding custom clips. This would be awesome. We love our custom clips. Perhaps even add a new function to add custom lines for RiffBot.
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