Base game
- YDKJ: First time for Everything Play a game with 5 or more players 34.8%Rare
- YDKJ: Cracker Jack Attacker Get max points on a Jack Attack, including speed bonuses 0.4%Ultra rare
- YDKJ: Everybody Gets Some Screw 7 other players and the audience 0.6%Ultra rare
- YDKJ: This Is Why You Can't Play Less than 10% of the audience gets a question right. (In an audience of at least 5.) 0.1%Ultra rare
- Split the Room: Mind Reader Get a successful final round prediction 66.5%Common
- Split the Room: Naysayers Write a scenario that gets all nos 55.8%Common
- Split the Room: Super Splitter Write a scenario that causes a dead even split 34.9%Rare
- Split the Room: Audience Victim Lose a game to the audience 0.4%Ultra rare
- Mad Verse City: Millionaire Make a million dollars in one game 37.5%Rare
- Mad Verse City: Raise the Roof Fill the cheer meter all the way up 13.1%Very rare
- Mad Verse City: Beat Gene Beat Gene in an odd player game 49.2%Rare
- Mad Verse City: Destroy Jackbox Destroy the Jackbox Games building 18.5%Rare
- Zeeple Dome: Goopledorps Survive a Gauntlet 41.8%Rare
- Zeeple Dome: Tossed in Space Survive a Gauntlet Series 12.4%Very rare
- Zeeple Dome: Alien Baby Steps Kill your first enemy 51%Common
- Zeeple Dome: Life Saver Rescue a floating teammate 37.7%Rare
- Patently Stupid: Mean Gene Lose a game to Gene 3%Ultra rare
- Patently Stupid: Lovin' An Innovator Your invention gets all the big chips 42%Rare
- Patently Stupid: Diversified! Fund three successful inventions in one round 54.1%Common
- Patently Stupid: Invention's a Mother Receive no funding in an eight player game 8.6%Very rare
Trophy facts for The Jackbox Party Pack 5
How many trophies does The Jackbox Party Pack 5 have?
The Jackbox Party Pack 5 (PS4) has 20 trophies: 0 platinum, 0 gold, 0 silver and 20 bronze, worth 300 trophy points in total. No platinum trophy.
What is the rarest trophy in The Jackbox Party Pack 5?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “YDKJ: This Is Why You Can't Play” (Ultra rare), earned by 0.1% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.
