
Whether you're a 60s rolling stone, a 70s disco queen, an 80s big hair rocker or you're just a walking music database, prove your skills and steal the scene in this party game.
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Whether you're a 60s rolling stone, a 70s disco queen, an 80's big hair rocker or just a walking music database, prove your skills and steal the scene in this hilarious party game.
Step 1. Along with up to 8 players (minimum 2), you can use your phone or tablet as a game controller and join your room.
When all the players joined, hit “Start” and choose a playlist, or hit "Random" for a surprise.

Step 2. Listen to the song sample and enter on your game controller of choise a fake lyric to fit the snippet and fool the other players.
Vote your favorite lyric - you’ll get a “thanks” if you vote a friends’ lyric, but keep in mind that the truth always makes you a winner.
Step 3. T-t-t-tie breaker! Last round is a Speed Round. Answer correctly and you get points for each second left on the clock.

Try to get as many points as you can, and remember to have fun!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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This game is a fantastic addition to Jackbox-style party gaming. Hop on Discord/Zoom/Meet (or if you're lucky enough to still live with people, do it offline), share your screen and play on. If you have played Fibbage before, this is a very similar game, but the lack of frills (aka no annoying announcer) makes the games go quicker. I like this far more than Fibbage because the prompt of songs allows for more open-ended responses. This game will show you who is the real emo kid or the true country bumpkin. It's a fast, breezy, and completely enjoyable game especially with friends/family you love. However... This game has a very off-putting time-based pricing scheme. I would not mind paying for bundles of games (you start with five games for free), but I am instantly irked by the prospect of paying a dollar per day or tens of dollars per year? The developers should introduce a more practical pricing scheme - either letting us buy the game outright or by allowing more flexibility in purchasing packs. Five dollars for fifteen games, maybe? And so forth. Not uncommon to an actual jukebox IRL! If the developers improve the pricing model (or let us buy the game outright!) then this would be a must-have for anyone who wants something a little different to Jackbox, but in good conscience I cannot reccomend this to anyone beyond the first five games you get for free.
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Довольно милая игра, как раз подходящая для веселой ночи с друзьями. Даже если играть через раздор, эта пандемия больше разделяет нас, чем вместе, но это помогает.
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should allow people to put in their own playlist or artist
Pay 2 Play
Супер топ
İster 60'ların Rolling Stone'u, ister 70'lerin disko kraliçesi, ister 80'lerin kabarık saçlı rockçısı olun, ya da sadece yürüyen bir müzik veritabanı olun, yeteneklerinizi kanıtlayın ve bu parti oyununda sahneyi ele geçirin.
This is Jackbox's dumb little brother. Not really that fun, and the pay-to-play model is... tired. Though I'm glad it was free to try just so I could see it wasn't worth sinking much time or money into.
Fun party game to play with friends! Guessing real lyrics while trying to fool others with fake ones makes it fun and competitive. Feels similar to Kahoot, but way more chill and music-focused, approved.
Pretty fun game, but there are little things I'd like to see improved eventually. For one, the game feels very slow. I'd also like some jingles playing during rounds. Perhaps some more administrative abilities, like kicking members, restricting to Twitch username, etc. What's great about the game is how easy it is to get going. As the streamer/game master I don't need to be first in the room to have control. Additionally, the music comes through very clearly and I love how many genres we can choose from.
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