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Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics Discussion (Nintendo Switch) [game]
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06/05/20, 03:38 |
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I'm looking forward to learning new cards games and board games later, but for now I'm just sort of hopping around.
3. Yacht Dice -- I've never played Yahtzee before. It's fun! I'd like to play it with people!
4. Four-in-a-Row -- it's Connect Four. It's fine!
5. Hit and Blow -- My memory's bad! And I'm sure there's a simple algorithm to solve it every time easily, which I refuse to learn. I like it, though.
11. Dominoes -- Never played Dominoes before. It kinda sucks? Seems like it's almost entirely luck of the draw. I assume there's a "deck" of dominoes, and you can probably make some better decisions based on what's in play, but I'm skeptical that would take you very far. I played 16 games against the CPUs and only won twice.
13. Ludo -- This is basically Sorry, right? Not a bad simple board game.
22. Blackjack -- Not a terrible take on Blackjack, but nothing to write home about.
27. Matching -- My memory's still bad! I played this 11 times and only won 4 (once on each difficulty).
28. War -- War was fun when I was five! Now I see it's not even a game. (I like that Clubhouse Games basically acknowledges this).
31. Golf -- Simple but fun enough for a few rounds.
32. Billiards -- Biggest disappointment so far, Billiards loses most of its appeal when you simplify it this much. Plus it just feels sloooooow. It takes longer to play a game against the CPU than to play a game with someone else in real life.
35. Carrom -- This seems like it'd be a lot of fun to play in real life. And it's not bad here, either. It seems like the Clubhouse Games version doesn't lose too much of the real game's nuance, unlike Billiards. |
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21. Last Card -- It's Uno. Uno's fun! But for real, I've forgotten to hit the "Say Last Card" button more often than not...
36. Toy Tennis -- Not a fan, it's just too limited. Beating the Impossible CPU was...well, nigh impossible.
37. Toy Soccer -- Not terrible, but not really a singleplayer attraction.
38. Toy Curling -- Probably my favorite of all the Toy sports. Simple and clean. Though either my Pro controller has some dead zones in the joystick, or the game's a bit wonky.
39. Toy Boxing -- Goofy fun, I can see this being enjoyable in multiplayer.
40. Toy Baseball -- The pitching is a bit deeper than I expected, could definitely see this being lots of fun in multiplayer.
50. Klondike Solitaire -- It's exactly what you'd expect!
51. Spider Solitaire -- I remember having some fun with this on one of my first PCs, but I only ever played the one-suit variant. I use plenty of Hints in this game, since it kind of hurts my eyes looking at all the cards on the field. I just won my first two-suit game, and I have to wonder what the win percentage is for a four-suit game. It's gotta be under five percent, right? The game's hard enough to win with just one! |
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@ploot The motion controls do feel worse, but more than that the game just feels so lifeless and slapped together compared to Wii Bowling. The ball practically teleports down the lane, and the pins don't knock around in a way that feels realistic either. It's not, like terrible or anything, but I wasn't expecting several small steps backward like this. 26. Speed -- Pretty fun fast-paced card game. I vaguely remember playing something like this as a kid, but I don't think it was exactly this. 29. Takoyaki -- One of those not-a-game games, as it's all entirely random. Seems like it'd be something fun to play with a young kid, though. 30. Pig's Tail -- Playing without Penalty cards is entirely random, but with them it seems like you could possibly make some strategic moves, if you keep the odds in mind. 34. Darts -- The AI is insanely good... ...Fortunately it doesn't take too long to get fairly consistent, which I suppose is a credit to the motion controls. Still, the AI is insanely good, so you basically have to be perfect if you want to win... 43. Fishing -- Extremely simple, not a lot going on here it seems. 47. 6-Ball Puzzle -- Interesting take on the falling block genre. Like all other great games in the genre, I'm not good at it! The Amazing-level CPU absolutely destroyed me. 48. Sliding Puzzle -- WOW I'm bad at this! Guess I'm just not good at sliding tiles under pressure, haha. 49. Mahjong Solitaire -- Seems more fair than cards Solitaire, haha. Not sure what to think about it after playing a few puzzles. It seems overly simple, like you can breeze through it if you just recognize the character set? But I also failed at the Advanced puzzle, so who knows. |
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