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The Jackbox Naughty Pack is the studio’s first venture into adult-based content, signaling a new era for Jackbox Games. Although this title may be divisive among fans for its mature rating, many have praised the company for trying something new, and stepping outside of the Jack…box.

Among those who have pioneered this new age for the studio is Warren Arnold, Game Director of Let Me Finish and Dirty Drawful. He recently spoke with us about the title’s inception and discussed the fun he and the rest of the team had working on something so different from previous packs.

It was a pleasure to get his thoughts on the game, and it sounds like it was a lot of fun to create. Please enjoy this interview with Warren Arnold as he provides some insight into the development of The Jackbox Naughty Pack.

Hi Warren, thank you so much...

What would you do if you wound up back at college? Many of us have wondered that over the years since graduating, but too many movies that think about that go broad and silly in their depiction. Not here, however, as I Used to Go Here finds a perfect angle and avoids the pratfalls that those other films fall into. This is a winning comedy that gives off a wholly pleasant vibe, while still telling a deep and affecting story. Anchored by Gillian Jacobs in a terrific turn, this flick is quite good and deserves to have a bit of a fuss made over it. The film is a comedy, centered on a writer in Kate Conklin (Jacobs) who has just had her first book published. Sadly, it’s not a hit and is not being met with universal acclaim. As she’s dealing with the first feelings of failure,...

While the 2020 SXSW Film Festival has been canceled due to the coronavirus, IndieWire is reviewing select titles from this year’s edition.

Filmmaker Kris Rey (formerly known as Kris Swanberg) has long trafficked in stories about compelling women who temper awkward moments by bonding with inappropriate new pals. In her most widely seen feature to date, 2015 Sundance entry “Unexpected,” she matched up a pregnant high school teacher with an expecting student with illuminating results. That concept takes on more amusing results with “I Used to Go Here,” Rey’s best film, which still smacks of her usual obsessions. However, armed with her funniest material to date and a winning performance from Gillian Jacobs,

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