You Don't Know Jack 6: The Lost Gold Critic Reviews

The core of YDKJ is excellent, but there just aren't a lot of questions to go around, compared to previous versions, some of which were compatible with expansion packs.

A decent game to play alone and it's better with friends. It has enough different trivia questions to last you for some time, provided you don't sit and play through the game continuously for several hours on end.

You end up with 350 mildly humorous questions that play out like pure cheese. You know what, though? It hasn't lost its age-old charm, and is still surprisingly fun, alone or with a football team huddled around the monitor.

It's guaranteed to bring about a few laughs but more than anything, it's entertaining. If we at CCCP developed a game show, it probably would be along the lines of You Don't Know Jack.

Not nearly as amusing as the host of yesteryear, this one delivers a couple of groaners between the 300 questions.