Bracketeering
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| Internal name | Bracketeering |
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| Part of | The Jackbox Party Pack 4 |
| Game type | Writing |
| Hosted by | Dandelion (voiced by Phil Ridarelli) |
| Number of players | 3-16 |
| Game duration | 15 Minutes |
| Languages | English |
| Genre | Party |
| Director | Mark Turowetz |
| Producer | Luke Cody |
| Website | jackboxgames.com |
| File:Red quip with construction helmet.svg | HEADS UP! This page is under construction. |
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Bracketeering is a party video game and one of five games featured in The Jackbox Party Pack 4.
Gameplay
On the first round, a prompt is shown to every player in the game, of which they'll have to write an answer for it. Once all answers are in, a board of four answers, along with the player's own answer will show up, of which they'll have to pick the one that they think will win the match-up.
When all predictions are in, four of the submitted answers are shown to everyone, which are separated into four other groups, and the players (along with the Audience) will vote on which one they think is the best out of the bunch. If either time runs out or a vote isn't casted for a significant amount of time, the answer with the majority of the votes will win the match-up; however, in the case of a tie between the most voted answers, the players shall repeatedly tap on the answer that they chose, and the answer with the most taps overall will win the tiebreaker. The players will earn an amount of points depending on the percentage of the votes they've earned overall during that round, as well as a 500-point bonus if they managed to predict the winning answer correctly. This process repeats for the rest of the remaining match-ups. When all of the four match-ups have concluded, another prediction will be prompted, asking which of the winning answers will win the current 2v2 match-up, and the voting will work pretty much the same. After this, the list two winning answers will match-up with eachother, with the winner of said match earning a 1,000 point bonus.
The second round is the first "Blind Bracket" prompt, which will show a particularly vague prompt (like, name a vegetable, famous duo, etc.) that will relate to the actual prompt. The prediction and voting rounds will work just the same as the first.
The third round also includes said Blind Bracket prompts used before, but with all of them changing with every match-up as opposed to it just being the same throughout the entire round. The points are also doubled this round.
Once all rounds have concluded, all points are tallied up, and the player with the most at the end of the game will win.
Development
Trivia
Gallery
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The main menu screen for Bracketeering. -
The lobby screen for Bracketeering. -
The settings screen for Bracketeering.
