The process is absolutely effortless, which – of course - is a requirement when you're trying to get eight players connected. All controls are carried out on whichever device each player has decided to use, with the Xbox One acting as the compere for the whole event. The software will give you a four character 'room code' on screen and all players then go to on their phones or tablets and enter their name and that code. You select which game that you want to play using your Xbox One controller and then put that to one side, as it isn't needed after that point. The methods are the same as they were before. Not that it would matter if it was, given that The Jackbox Party Pack 2 continues in the same high-quality vein as the original. That may cause some to feel that this sequel has been rushed to market, even though that isn't the case. The original took an awfully long time to launch outside of the US on Xbox One, debuting in the States in November 2014 but only reaching other parts of the world in June 2015. Providing support for up to 100 players on one console using smart devices such as phones and tablets, the package breathed life into more than a few parties with its compilation of easy-to-play multiplayer quiz-show-styled games. Whether they loved it or hated it, nobody can deny that Jackbox's first compilation – The Jackbox Party Pack – was exceedingly well crafted.

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