A Jackbox alternative made for quizzes
Party games or a quiz: how they compare in front of the TV.



Side by side
From Jackbox Games' own pages, the App Store and the game stores, read on 22 October 2026.
Jackbox Games is a trademark of its owner, and oQuiz has no connection with Jackbox Games. The packs change from time to time, so do check with Jackbox Games.
Where Jackbox Games shines
Lots of kinds of game and a big audience.
- Lots of kinds of game. Draw, make up answers and fool each other. Each pack has five games.
- A big audience. Up to 10,000 people can join the audience in Party Pack 11.
- On lots of screens. Consoles, computers, iPad, Apple TV and Fire TV.
Made for quizzes
The team round the table, the question on the TV.
- The host in your pocket. Start from an iPhone and run the quiz from there.
- Teams at the tables. A team can be a whole table or one player, with its own name and avatar.
- No signal needed. The questions are in the app, so you can play with no signal.
- No phones if you like. The host reads out the question and ticks off the teams that got it right.
FAQ
Is oQuiz a party game like Jackbox?
No, oQuiz is a quiz with teams, categories and points. Jackbox Games has more kinds of game, like drawing and making up funny answers.
Do guests need the app?
No. In oQuiz, guests play in the app or the phone's browser, and in Jackbox Games in the browser.
Can a whole table play as one team?
Yes. In oQuiz a team can share one phone, or the host ticks off the answers with no phones at all.
Are there music questions?
Yes, with real songs from the host's Apple Music, in the app.
Where does the information about Jackbox Games come from?
From Jackbox Games' own pages, the App Store, Steam, Nintendo and PlayStation Store, read on 22 October 2026. The sources are listed under the comparison.
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