Tee K.O.

Tee K.O.

Tee K.O. game tile
Internal name	AwShirt
Part of	The Jackbox Party Pack 3 The Jackbox Party Starter
Game type	Drawing
Hosted by	Tournament Master
Number of players	3-8
Game duration	30 Minutes
Languages	English (PP3) English, French, German, Italian, Spanish (Latin American and Castilian), Brazilian Portuguese (Starter)
Genre	Party
Director	Ryan DiGiorgi
Producer	Luke Cody
Website	jackboxgames.com (PP3) jackboxgames.com (Starter)

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Tee K.O. is a party video game, one of five games featured in The Jackbox Party Pack 3, and one of three games featured in The Jackbox Party Starter. It is the first installment in the Tee K.O. series.

Gameplay

At the start of the first round, players are asked to draw 3 designs on their device. The drawing screen has a color palette, and a canvas that players can choose the color of. After all players submit all of their drawings, the game enters the slogan phase, where players type in phrases that they would like to see on a t shirt. Each player is supposed to submit a minimum of four slogans. Then, the round enters the shirt crafting mode, where each player is given a selection of random drawings and phrases to choose from to put on a shirt. After players finish designing their shirts, each design faces off against the others in a bracket-style tournament, where the winner of each match-up is decided by votes from every player and the audience, if they are present.

The second round is structured the same, but players are only required to submit one drawing and two phrases. The selection of phrases and drawings players use when crafting shirts are picked from both round 1 and 2.

In the third round, there's no drawing, writing, or crafting of new designs. Designs with the longest winning streaks in both rounds and the winning designs from both previous rounds are pitted against each other during the final round.

Gallery

Party Pack 3

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  The main menu screen for Tee K.O. from The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The settings screen for Tee K.O. from The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The leaderboard screen for Tee K.O. from The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The lobby screen from Tee K.O. from The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The title screen from Tee K.O., as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  Tee Shirt Island, as shown in the intro of the game, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The game screen when players are currently drawing, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The game screen when players are currently writing slogans, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The game screen when players are in the process of creating their T-shirts, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  Two T-shirts battling against each other, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The outcome of a T-shirt battle, with the losing shirt being cut up, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  A T-shirt after winning a battle against another shirt, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  Two T-shirts censored by the Manual Censoring feature.
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  A Shirtality, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The losing T-shirt burning up as the result of a Shirtality, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The game screen highlighting the winning shirts of a gauntlet, with the shirt that had the longest streak (left) and the last surviving shirt of the round (right), as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  A round ending with only one winner of a gauntlet, as the last surviving shirt of the round was also the shirt with the longest streak, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The game screen when players are currently drawing, with the audience giving suggestions, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The game screen showcasing the winner of the game, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.
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  The credits screen, as shown in The Jackbox Party Pack 3.

Party Starter

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  The main menu screen for Tee K.O. from The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The lobby screen from Tee K.O. from The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The title screen from Tee K.O., as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  Tee Shirt Island, as shown in the intro of the game, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The game screen when players are currently drawing, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The game screen when players are currently writing slogans, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The game screen when players are in the process of creating their T-shirts, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  Two T-shirts battling against each other, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The outcome of a T-shirt battle, with the losing shirt being cut up, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  A T-shirt after winning a battle against another shirt, as shown in the Jackbox Party Starter.
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  A Shirtality, as shown in the Party Starter, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The losing T-shirt burning up as the result of a Shirtality, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The game screen highlighting the winning shirts of a round, with the shirt that had the longest streak (left) and the last surviving shirt of the round (right), as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  A round ending with only one winner of a gauntlet, as the last surviving shirt of the round was also the shirt with the longest streak, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The game screen when players are currently drawing, with the audience giving suggestions, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The game screen when Moderation is in progress, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The game screen showcasing the winner of the game, as shown in The Jackbox Party Starter.
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  The credits screen, as shown in the Jackbox Party Starter.