YOU DON'T KNOW JACK HEADRUSH

i love YDKJ but this game makes me wanna rush my head into a wall

Graphics are poor, questions too challenging. Overall disappointing game.

If you romanticize the 90's, this game is about as 90's as you can get. It's full of bizarre, grotesque imagery from the days when toy and cartoon manufacturers were somehow convinced kids loved gross out stuff (we didn't), and the trivia's kind of on the easy side, considering it's made for teenagers of the day. But, it's fun and well made, I like it. It really does perfectly encapsulate the aesthetics of stuff made for kids growing up in the 90's. Also, this game is completely incompatible with Steam controllers. If you have a living room setup, I hope you have a wireless keyboard.

embarrassingly unfunny and dumb

Classic "Jack" and though campy, though somewhat expected, it is challenging, funny and entertaining all at once. That is what "YDKJ" is all about!

Finally, YDKJ gets a 1990's Teen Game Show Makeover: HeadRush. And best of all, instead of using Screws, you get to use Dentures to bite your opponents by Pressing "Spacebar" rather than the "S Key". This is also the First YDKJ game to use Avatar Icons which were used again in YDKJ 5th Dementia. You can thank me later once you get this Wild & Crazy Teen Game Show that was released by Sierra On-Line in 1998 around the same year as YDKJ Vol. 4: The Ride.

Contains some avatars and animation since the first game, but the jingles are gone :( Not bad. Still very US-centric. Still 800x600.