The Jackbox Party Pack 7 — Steam Gift

The Jackbox Party Pack 7: five party games in one Steam gift

The Jackbox Party Pack 7 is the seventh bundle of party games from Jackbox Games, released on October 14, 2020. The idea is simple and brilliant: one copy runs on a computer (or a laptop hooked to the TV), and everyone plays from their phones. No controllers, no extra accounts — each guest opens a browser, goes to jackbox.tv, enters the room code, and they're in. That makes Party Pack 7 less about "sitting down with a gamepad" and more about a lively night with friends or family where even non-gamers join the fun.

Buying from us, you get the full five-game bundle as a Steam gift straight to your account. Below we cover what's inside, how the Steam delivery works, and what to watch for with the region.

What's inside The Jackbox Party Pack 7

The pack bundles five standalone games — each with its own genre and mood, so every group finds a favorite:

• Quiplash 3 — the threequel of the iconic "say-anything" game. You get a prompt, write the funniest answer you can, and everyone votes. It adds a new Threequel round with unusual prompt formats. Up to 8 players.
• The Devils and the Details — cooperative chaos: you all play a family of devils trying to get through an ordinary human day — do the dishes, walk the dog, make it to work. Sounds calm, plays like joyful mayhem where you negotiate on the fly. Up to 8 players.
• Champ'd Up — a drawing-meets-fighting game: you draw champions to fit funny titles like "the prickliest cuddler," then they battle for the audience's votes. Up to 8 players.
• Talking Points — improvised presentations: one player gives a speech without knowing the next slide while a teammate feeds them images in real time. Pure absurd stand-up. Up to 8 players.
• Blather 'Round — a calmer guessing game: the leader describes a secret concept using a very limited set of words while everyone else tries to figure it out. 2 to 6 players — great for a smaller group.

How many people can play

Most games support up to 8 active players, plus an "audience" of up to 10,000 who also vote and shape the outcome. That makes Party Pack 7 great for both living-room nights and streams: viewers on Twitch or in Discord can actually take part instead of just watching. Play in the same room or remotely — over Zoom, Discord, or Steam Broadcast by sharing the host's screen.

Heads up: English only

The Jackbox Party Pack 7 officially ships in English only. Most games are text-driven: you read prompts and type answers. Quiplash 3 and Champ'd Up are fine with basic English, while Blather 'Round and Talking Points lean harder on language and pop-culture knowledge. If your group is comfortable with English, it's a blast; if not, a more mechanics-light pack may suit you better. That's an honest note before you buy, not a flaw.

How the Steam delivery works

We deliver The Jackbox Party Pack 7 as a Steam Gift via a bot. You provide just two things: your Steam friend invite link (grab it in your profile → "Add Friend" → copy the s.team/p/... link) and your Steam account region. The rest is automatic: the bot adds itself as your friend, sends the gift, and leaves your friends list once it's delivered. You don't need to accept the friend request manually. Steam Guard is not required — the gift goes through even on an account without it. Delivery usually takes a couple of minutes after checkout.

Region and library — the two conditions for success

For Steam to let you accept the gift, two things must line up. First: the gift region must match your Steam account region — so pick the option for your region when ordering. Second: the game must not already be in your account's library — Steam won't let you accept a gift for a game you already own. Meet both and acceptance is smooth. One more detail: your profile settings must allow friend requests, or the bot can't reach you.

Love Jackbox? Check the other packs

If the seventh pack clicks, the series has neighboring bundles with different sets of five games — the mechanics vary, so the collection never repeats. Take a look at The Jackbox Party Pack 6, The Jackbox Party Pack 8, and The Jackbox Party Pack 10 — each is standalone, no base purchase required.

Who it's for

The Jackbox Party Pack 7 is the perfect pick if you gather a crowd and want entertainment that needs no explaining: grab a phone, enter a code, start laughing. One host screen, up to eight active players and thousands of viewers in the background, five different modes for any mood. If your group is good with English, this is one of the warmest, liveliest packs in the series.

🔗 From the same universe

Take a look at these: The Jackbox Party Pack 11, The Jackbox Party Pack 3.