The Jackbox Party Pack 11 announced for Nintendo Switch

Posted on April 7, 2025 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop

As part of several announcements today, Jackbox Games announced The Jackbox Party Pack 11. The game launches this fall on Nintendo Switch.

The Jackbox Party Pack 11 will offer the following experiences:

A fantasy-themed trivia game where teams collaborate to defeat trivia-obsessed monsters.
A social deduction game that puts each player on trial, where clues are based on facts players share about themselves.
A head-to-head joke writing game where players “ruin” wholesome concepts under the direction of a “bad to the bone” host.
A sound-based game featuring new Jackbox technology where players record themselves and compete to make the best sound effects.
A cozy drawing game where players create simple designs based on bizarre prompts. (Warning: May induce hunger!)

Jackbox Games also teased its standalone game Trivia Murder Party 3 today. The game, which supports local play and online matchmaking, is set in a summer camp and challenges players to outwit a serial killer on the loose, putting their smarts (and survival skills) to the test. It will initially launch on PC Early Access this fall with other platforms – including Nintendo Switch we assume – in 2026.

Jackbox Games CEO Mike Bilder said today: “We took a break last year from the Party Pack franchise in order to innovate and deliver some long-requested products for fans, including The Jackbox Megapicker. We’re excited to focus our studio’s creativity and return to the Party Pack franchise. Party Pack 11 will feature five brand-new game concepts to bring the party game experience to another level. Trivia Murder Party 3 builds on the fan-favorite franchise by introducing online matchmaking alongside traditional local play via Jackbox room codes, connecting players both near and far. Launching in Early Access enables us to actively engage with our community and enhance the features they enjoy most.”

The Jackbox Party Pack 11 will be available digitally for $29.99. Coverage of the series’ previous entry can be found here.