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The title of this game is quite fitting, since it really is just a collection of 51 classic games, most of which are tabletop games. FromThe title of this game is quite fitting, since it really is just a collection of 51 classic games, most of which are tabletop games. From classics like chess and checkers, to family favorites like "last card," (a non copy right version of Uno) this game has everything you'd want out of it. It is VERY simple and easy to pick up. There's not much to it besides the games themselves, but what else would you need? The game is incredibly addictive and perfect if you have a lot of free time on your hands.

Having so many great, timeless classics all together and so easy to pick up and put down at a moment's notice is spectacular.

I am a huge fan since it was announced! My girlfriend gifted it to me and we enjoy it a lot playing together. We have learned a lot of gamesI am a huge fan since it was announced! My girlfriend gifted it to me and we enjoy it a lot playing together. We have learned a lot of games to play with our friends as well.Furthermore, it has outstanding graphics for a game of this kind: it looks so pretty, especially in toy games! And music is really chill and comfortable to play with in the background.Sincerely, one of the games I am enjoying the most on the Switch even for it being so simple.

I think it is a game that we should all have on switch, it is well done, and the tutorial videos are fun. I would like to say that I liked itI think it is a game that we should all have on switch, it is well done, and the tutorial videos are fun. I would like to say that I liked it completely but it is not. I think the flaw is in the local multiplayer. When you decide to play with more people locally, the games are reduced from 51 to half or less (that depends). Having generated extra rules to be able to play more games in local would be ideal.Another thing is, increase the challenges and goals of each game ... I hope they organize online events.

Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics is a solid compilation of some fantastic games. No, not all of them are winners, but the vast majority are engaging simple versions of the best tabletop games around. Though the single-player experience might be slightly lacking, Clubhouse Games is undoubtedly one of the best local multiplayer experiences on the Switch.

There’s something that draws you to a good game, be it board, card or pencil and paper. 51 Worldwide Games presents high quality, faithful renditions of both classics and lesser known games, providing challenge and enjoyment in equal measure.

51 Worldwide Games is a brilliant collection of some of the best (and in some cases oldest) games out there. From cards to dominoes and boards to balls, you’ll find a varied mix both familiar and fresh all wrapped in a wonderfully clean and polished package. Much like Animal Crossing: New Horizons, 51 Worldwide Games is another one of those releases that can be enjoyed by anyone be they a gamer or not. It may not have the earth-shaking excitement of a new Mario or Metroid backing it, but it certainly delivers on the fun. Do not pass on this delightful gem.

This can stand tall knowing that it compiles a number of brilliantly addictive games that can be fun to play alone or with friends. Almost all can be played in a quick pick-up and play fashion, which can be handy for those looking to play in short bursts, whether on a short commute, or in a party scenario. Online matchmaking should perhaps be refined so that people match players first, and select games after, but this aside, 51 Worldwide Games is a fantastic budget title that all Nintendo Switch owners should buy.

Clubhouse Games looks good but lacks any real substance beyond its large catalog of games, many of which offer little more than the most basic of strategies. It's as if Nintendo decided to collect free games put out for Windows 98 and then give them an HD render, offering some idle amusement. Once Clubhouse Games gets discounted (and I'm sure that it won't be long), it might be worth the price tag, but I wouldn't invest in a full-price version right out of the gate.