YOU DON'T KNOW JACK HEADRUSH

This game felt easier than the others in the series generally are, but that's probably because it's basically focused on the 90s and I was indeed a 90s child. The questions, animation, and voiceovers are all entertaining, and the game is good fun.

This is the very old version of the jack box game. It doesnt have any of the cool cell phone conectivity that the new ones have.

Got the classic pack in a Humble Bundle. ♥♥♥♥♥♥, outdated, and annoying. Uninstalled immediately.

I like this spin-off of the "You don't know Jack!" series so much. The questions aren't THAT difficult like in the other Jack titles, but yet still challenging. I refused to type my name in the field once, so I received the name "Butt Cavity". In the other Jack game (I think it was Part 1) I was called..."Small Member". [spoiler]No, it's not small...honest![/spoiler] 11/10 better than "Who wants to be a Millionaire?"

Compared to the previous entries of You Don't Know Jack, Headrush is host to a few changes that mark it as a pivotal shift in the game series. Firstly, there is no longer an option to choose between a seven or twenty-one question game. Every game is locked into a ten question game before heading to the final round. Speaking of that, the very name of the final round is different from previous entries; here it is Headrush, whereas before and after it is Jack Attack. Despite having a unique title, it does not focus on a particular area of interest. The most that can be said regarding its theme is that it might be geared toward a more teenaged audience, complete with animated segues between questions. Overall, this could be called the black sheep of the general YDKJ games. Once again, the comedy is the element that ties all the general trivia together, making a good experience for individuals and parties alike. Unlike the more specified titles like Movies and Sports, I'd say this is worth a purchase on its own, although the Classic Pack is the better deal.

Okay, you got me. I do not know Jack Headrush.

It's ok. Clearly aimed at 90s teens, but there are some amusing moments.