The Jackbox Party Pack 2

StreamerHouse turned into a party central in 2016 with The Jackbox Party Pack 2, hitting a massive 746 peak viewers as streamers and their audiences played together. Released October 13, 2015, the sequel doubled down on what made the original special: phone-as-controller gameplay that let up to 8 players plus 10,000 audience members participate. The streams became interactive chaos as Twitch chat voted on Quiplash prompts, called out the best lies in Fibbage 2, and tried to sabotage streamers in Bomb Corp. That 746-viewer peak captured the golden age of Jackbox on Twitch, where the games were perfectly designed for streaming interactivity. With 95% positive Steam reviews, Pack 2 proved that you didn't need fancy graphics or complex mechanics—just clever prompts, audience participation, and the ability to draw terrible art on your phone for Bidiots.