You Don’t Know Jack Vol. 4 – The Ride
You Don’t Know Jack Vol. 4 – The Ride
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YDKJ: The Ride breaks the mold of its predecessors with a whole new goth/techno look! New games like Roadkill (which is almost too similar to Jack Attack) and Jack Bingo are great. All of the hosts are back, but Buzz is only limited to a few cameos. The Elevator Lady also stars in the game, messing with your name and commenting on the time, day, etc. While some may not like the new look or the loss of choosing the category, YDKJ: The Ride is the best the series has had so far!
Review by Richard Engelhardt for You Don’t Know Jack Vol. 4 – The Ride
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JACK 4 is by far the best JACK made to date. Instead of picking a category, you have to quickly pick the highest dollar amount you can, then they tell you the category. Screwing has never been better. Instead of just forcing someone to answer the question, you force someone to answer after you blast the screen with screws and cover up the question. Roadkill is very similar to the Jack Attack – but a lot more fun and more difficult. Jack Bingo is great; you have to pick the first letter of the word they’re giving you the clue to. And they still have 2 classics: Gibberish Question and Dis-or-Dat. I HATE GIBBERISH QUESTIONS, and JACK 4 didn’t make me like them anymore. I love Dis-or-Dat, though. And Dis-or-Dat is really sweet when you get over $10,000 per question (I’m not joking). JACK 4 is more intense and way more competitive. And having only 13 questions is great because those 21 question games can feel like they’re dragging on sometimes. Also, in JACK 1, 2, & 3, you kind of knew who was gonna win by the time you got to question 16 or 17. Not so in Jack 4. I was playing with my sister, and she racked up more points in one question then I did in the entire game. If you love JACK, you must get JACK 4.
Review by J. Zonta for You Don’t Know Jack Vol. 4 – The Ride
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The Jack series, overall, is one of .the. best trivia games I’ve ever played (and I’ve played a number in my time). Sadly, The Ride, while being a F’ing blast, falls short on the replay factory. You play a number of floors, but after you’re run through the game once (it’s set up in a linear fashion), you have to start over from the beginning, and all the questions are the same–I’m still working over games one and two, and despite having some questions appear multiple times, there are still new questions to discover.
There are extremely fun conventions in The Ride, only slightly taken down by the, usually fun, announcers’ comments–they seem “snotty” in this version.
Overall, still a good purchase, but after the slap and tickle, there’s no cuddling. I’m gonna go back to YDKJ2 and explore some more.
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Some people thought that this would be the same Jack Game as all the others, one host and categories. But they were dead wrong. This YDKJ changed the entire universe of the game forever. New Question types include Roadkill, Jack Bingo, and a new way to screw your neighbor called FlakJack. Nate, Guy, Cookie, and Schmitty all host it at some point. Buzz is limited to being sent to the bottom countless times. Every game starts off with a Moral Dilemma question that whisked you to different episode “floors” in some Jack-topian high-rise. It’s about as tall as the Empire State Building. The Jack Trivia Buiding, who ever thought of that?Instead of just choosing a category, you now choose the VALUE, that’s right, you heard correctly, of the question. It’s the best jack ever! Ever!
Review by christianwriter for You Don’t Know Jack Vol. 4 – The Ride
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Man, this is the best YDKJ game ever! I own vols. 1-3, YDKJ TV, Movies, and YDKJ Netshow and needless to say, The Ride beats em’ all! I love the new features such as “Roadkill” and “Bingo.” Hosts Cookie and Schmitty are my faves! The game’s hilarity ensues further when Buzz (host of YDKJ vol.2) tries to make his way to the top to host the show. I’m looking forward to more YDKJ products in the future.