Two games on two consoles simultaneously

I have Jackbox Party Pack 1, 2, and 3 (purchased digitally from the Xbox One store). I have a party at work coming up and I was wondering, can I be signed into two different Xbox One consoles at once so that I can run Jackbox Party Pack 1 on one console,
and Jackbox Party Pack 2 on the other (or 1 and 3, or 2 and 3)?

:)

 

Sharing games via network transfer?

Via the new feature **Network transfer**? Simultaneously??

 

two x boxes in home

[quote user="IceStorm III"] Also, keep in mind Marketplace games and DLC comes with two licenses. It's possible to use that content on two different consoles simultaneously.

[/quote] is this true?

 

You can only sign into your account on one Xbox One console at a time. Simultaneous sign-in will likely result in one of the consoles logging out.

However, there may be a workaround to allow your kind of setup at the party, though. I believe that digital games can be played offline if you
set your Xbox One as your "Home" console. With this in mind, try this:

- Xbox #1: Your "Home" console. Keep completely offline, play your Jackbox game normally.

- Xbox #2: The other console. Connect this online. Log in with your account, download and install the game (if needed), and play.

I don't know for sure if this will exactly work, so if you already have access to the second Xbox One, I'd suggest you test this out.

Source: Concurrent Sign Ins on Xbox One Consoles

 

The problem with Jackbox specifically is that it must be played online. I can test this out though before the party. I can also see if I can sign in with someone else's account on my "home" console and see if it allows that account to play the game.

Thanks

 

Ah. Well, shoot. I was vaguely aware the game was about trivia and other casual games suited for party settings and figured it would be played offline, but if it must be played
online, then my idea in the previous post won't work.

In that case, the simultaneous account sign-in condition still stands: only one account can be signed into one Xbox One console at a time.

I believe your only solution at this point is to have another account purchase the game digitally, so each Xbox will have their own account and digital title.

 

In case anyone's interested, I found out that it works with my account and a separate Silver account. You don't need Gold to play Jackbox. Even though it's online, you don't actually connect to other Xbox users, so it's not really multiplayer. You just connect
to Jackbox's service. I was able to run to games by using a Silver account on my home console (which is the "primary" console for the games), and I signed in with my account on a separate console and downloaded the games there. I can run games on both Xboxes.