Brings back the charm, fun, and entertainment of the original.
The visual style is minimal with no frills or fancy animation. However the sleek design choice only enhances the experience and keeps things focused.
In each of the 70-something episodes available on the disc you're asked 10 questions, followed by the "Jack Attack". What makes the questions interesting is how they work general trivia in with pop culture references in such a genuinely funny way. They also do little things to keep questions interesting. These little things range from random tweaks to how they introduce the questions to a variety of question themes that pop up every now and then.
They also make sure that anyone has a chance at winning at any point in time in the game. This is accomplished with features like the mid-episode This-or-That question, and of course the rapid-fire Jack Attack that has you pairing up correct matches for big money while intense music plays.
The "Wrong answer of the day" is a nice touch, and even adds some replay value. Guessing, or selecting by chance, the wrong answer of the day wins you prizes, which serves as this game's version of hidden collectibles.
Players can create their own profiles which will not only keep track of the prizes they've won, but also their average and total lifetime winnings. Each profile also gets a rank, and you can compare scores online.
It is somewhat hard to describe what makes the game so much fun. The charm and humour delivers an extremely enjoyable time that's best experienced with at least 2 people playing. If you like trivia, and you've got a friend to play with, definitely give YDKJ a try.