The party game of the run: twenty-eight minigames, the only Crash the original studio had no hand in.
Two to four cooks in a kitchen that slides, splits and catches fire while the orders keep coming.
Twelve-player mini-golf on absurd courses; the easiest online night.
Jelly men wrestle each other off buildings; the physics party game.
One player sees the bomb, the others read the manual; talk fast.
Four cooks, ingredients thrown across the gaps, and online play added for the 2018 sequel.
Fencing tug-of-war in pixels; one hit, one death, run for the worm.
Four archers, one arrow each; the best local multiplayer game of its decade.
Quiplash and Fibbage with phones as controllers; the party game of every gathering.
Sixty beans through obstacle courses; the friendliest battle royale.
Ten crewmates, two impostors, emergency meetings; the pandemic's party game.
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