YOU DON'T KNOW JACK 5th Dementia

YOU DON'T KNOW JACK 5th Dementia

YOU DON'T KNOW JACK 5th Dementia game tile
Developer	Jellyvision
Publisher	Sierra On-Line
Series	You Don't Know Jack
Release date	October 30th, 2000
Release price (USD)	$30
Hosted by	Schmitty
Number of players	1-3
Game duration	25 Minutes
Platforms	Windows (95/98; Pentium or higher)
Languages	English
Genre	Trivia
Director	David Houghtaling
Producer	Michele Lindzy Joey MacArthur

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YOU DON'T KNOW JACK 5th Dementia (originally announced as YOU DON'T KNOW JACK Volume 5) is a trivia video game developed by Jellyvision (now Jackbox Games), and was published by Sierra On-Line on October 30th, 2000. It is the sequel to Volume 4: The Ride, and the tenth installment in the You Don't Know Jack series.

It is the first You Don't Know Jack game not to be co-developed by Berkeley Systems, who up to that point had been involved with the franchise since its inception.

It is the first game in the series to offer online multiplayer, which is no longer operational as of August 16th, 2007.

List of Episodes

YOU DON'T KNOW JACK 5th Dementia consists of 39 episodes, with each one having 15 questions:

• Shocking Secrets Revealed: The Tabloid Episode
• The Great Outdoors
• Live at the County Fair
• College
• The Dumb Episode
• Cha-Ching!
• The "X" Episode
• The Rat Race
• Things You Do When Nobody's Looking
• That Smells!
• Sloppy Seconds
• The Softer Side of Jack
• The Lost and Found Episode
• The Fantasy Episode
• Things You Shouldn't Sit On
• Garbage
• Monsters
• The Red Episode
• Goo
• Very Tiny Things
• Hawaii
• Alone on a Saturday Night
• Girls! Girls! Girls!
• The Frozen Episode
• 006.9: The Spy Episode
• Personal Maintenance
• Sweet 'n Sour
• The Squeaky Clean Episode
• The Magic Episode
• The Childhood Episode
• Where Are They Now?
• Kitsch
• The Cliché Episode
• Run For Your Life!
• Sitcoms
• The Stand-Up Comedy Episode
• In the Attic
• The Afterlife
• The End

Development

Sometime in the same year, a "Psych Test" was released on Jellyvision's website as a Flash game, where it would have the "licensed therapist" Dr. Sandy Whiteman ask you personal questions (like your gender, the size of your head, among others) as well as some Rorschach paintings, portrayed with bug splatters, and calculate them to make their character. Then you'd be presented with another patient, Jenny. A question will then pop up, which she'll get wrong, and you'll then have to answer it. After that, you'd be prompted with a DisOrDat, with either the answers being names from the movie Goodfellas or a Beanie Baby.

After all is set and done, he'll prescribe you with buying the game, of which another cutscene will pop up with bugs detailing the new features that the game has.

Trivia

• This is one of the two only games in the You Don't Know Jack franchise to not include numbers as player "avatars."

Gallery

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  The game type screen you see when you start the game.
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  The player avatar (aka "alter ego") selection screen.
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  The opening title.
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  A typical multiple choice question.
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  The "Don't Be a Wimp" feature in action.
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  The intro to DisOrDat.
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  The intro to Bug Out.
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  Bug Out gameplay.
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  The intro to Question 1.
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  The intro to Question 2.
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  The intro to Question 3.
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  The intro to Question 4.
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  The intro to Question 5.
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  The intro to Question 6.
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  The intro to Question 7.
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  The intro to Question 8.
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  The intro to Question 9.
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  The intro to Question 10.
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  The intro to Question 11.
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  The intro to Question 12.
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  The intro to Question 13.
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  The intro to Question 14.
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  The intro to Question 15, aka the Jack Attack.
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  The intro to the Jack Attack.
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  Jack Attack gameplay.
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  The post-game screen.