Solid entry in the series, some hits some misses. Nothing here is as good as Quiplash nor as bad as Lie Swatter. Better than other Midbox Mid Packs.
Job Job - B tier - Good at generating funny answers, but the process of getting there is a bit lacking. Feels overwhelming yet strategically shallow on repeat plays, as players learn to simply spam all bonus objectives in every answer.
Drawful Animate - A tier - For as much humor+novelty as you get from evolving drawings to 2-frame animations, there are equal downsides in difficulty of use + never having enough time. I kinda wish Drawful 3 was just the original again but with later Party Pack improvements like extended timers and captioning.
Poll Mine - B tier - This is fixed Guesspionage. Now the survey data is a relative ranking determined by the players themselves, and you're being tested on how well you know the preferences of the people next to you.
Weapons Drawn - D tier - The main conceit is hiding a letter within a drawing. Depending on which letter you get, it's a complete crapshoot whether that's remotely viable. There's no reason to play this with a better drawing game in the same pack.
Wheel of Enormous Proportions - D tier - All of the gamifications here leave me with a distinct feeling of "I don't get it." Magic 8-Ball is a dissatisfying third-act conclusion. I'd rather just have a Fibbage or Trivia Murder Party sequel in this slot.
Job Job - B tier - Good at generating funny answers, but the process of getting there is a bit lacking. Feels overwhelming yet strategically shallow on repeat plays, as players learn to simply spam all bonus objectives in every answer.
Drawful Animate - A tier - For as much humor+novelty as you get from evolving drawings to 2-frame animations, there are equal downsides in difficulty of use + never having enough time. I kinda wish Drawful 3 was just the original again but with later Party Pack improvements like extended timers and captioning.
Poll Mine - B tier - This is fixed Guesspionage. Now the survey data is a relative ranking determined by the players themselves, and you're being tested on how well you know the preferences of the people next to you.
Weapons Drawn - D tier - The main conceit is hiding a letter within a drawing. Depending on which letter you get, it's a complete crapshoot whether that's remotely viable. There's no reason to play this with a better drawing game in the same pack.
Wheel of Enormous Proportions - D tier - All of the gamifications here leave me with a distinct feeling of "I don't get it." Magic 8-Ball is a dissatisfying third-act conclusion. I'd rather just have a Fibbage or Trivia Murder Party sequel in this slot.