Discover Trivia Legends: Coming to Xbox in The Jackbox Party Pack 11

Alright, so let’s dive into this thing—a new Jackbox Party Pack is on the way. It’s like waiting for a surprise birthday party you sort of organized yourself. This one’s numero 11, by the way. Five fresh games packed in there. One of them’s all about cracking jokes, another’s about drawing, then there’s something with sound effects, a bit of social deduction (fancy term for guessing who’s lying), and finally a trivia-fantasy game called Legends of Trivia. Sounds like a mouthful, right?

Legends of Trivia, what a name, hmm? Picture mixing a trivia game with a fantasy novel. You’re on a team trying to out-trivia some fictional beasts. Miss a question, and the baddies bite back. No pressure, right?

Chatted with the big minds behind this—Warren Arnold, who’s calling the shots, Hector Padilla drawing up a storm, and Nate Sandberg orchestrating the sounds. By the way, why do creative folks always have cool names?

Let’s paint you a picture. So, Legends of Trivia is one of those bigger Jackbox things. Tons of action. Actually feels alive. Warren’s team tossed around ideas until one stuck. And voila! Fantasy trivia was born. Apparently, the whole thing got shelved once, like a time capsule opened too soon.

Jump forward to Nate poking Hector for some old notes. Next thing you know, they’re back at it, like getting the band back together after a long hiatus. The green light flashes, and now you got this trivia RPG mashup—it’s like they couldn’t let it go. Who could?

The vibes of this game, they’ve got some serious inspirations. 8-bit tunes from Final Fantasy, the stuff that hits you right in the nostalgia. Nate mixes that with, get this, a lute and a contrabassoon. He makes serious stuff sound silly—sprinkling in humor where it shouldn’t belong. Like putting sprinkles on a steak, no clue why but it kinda works.

Hector, the guy’s channeling some Pokémon energy. If you’ve ever caught them all, you know what I mean. His art influences pop out like a wild artist Pokémon.

So you’ve got your fair share of cool characters—Azura, The Princess Mage, and Bingo, The Rogue Jester. Clowns get a bad rap, honestly. Hector’s rooting for a rebrand.

Audio-wise, Nate loves the donkey-riding ogre. Imagine a giant riding a squeaky toy—sounds about right. It’s as wild as it sounds. He’s hoping you come away humming like you starred in a retro RPG dream.

Last bit, they want you all-in when you play—like your choices mean something. Legends and the whole shebang are rolling out on Xbox this fall. It’s a wild ride just waiting to happen. So stay tuned, maybe hit up Jackbox on the Gram or TikTok if that’s your thing.