Jukebox is a two-player, lightweight set collection game where players construct a jukebox with 45s. These 45s come in five genres, three decades, and have great songs on either A or B sides. To collect these 45s, players must draw coins out of their bag and select one of two slots to insert the coin into. The player will continue until the desired match has been made OR their slot(s) are full of coins. As 45s are acquired, they are placed into a 3×3 grid near their player board. When three 45s form a row or column, it is scored. As the player’s pocket empties, the player may empty their coin box and earn two bonus coins.

Throughout the game, players must be strategic and mindful of their opponent’s moves, as, at specific points, the player’s opponent will be able to benefit from the player’s decisions, gaining free actions to insert coins into their player board. The game end is triggered when a player acquires nine 45s. At this point, the players add their score from the scoring tokens acquired during play plus the points from their private objectives. The player with the most points emerges as the victor, highlighting the competitive nature of Jukebox.