Simple, but amazing

Reviewed by innocentsinner on November 26, 2006  |  report this review

Club House Games isn't an amazing graphical feat, nor should it be. With over 40 games, this little cartridge is perfect for sating all sorts of desires from card games to board games, and beyond.

The games themselves are expertly done. The AI is great, and the interface is perfect, although some games can seem to go a bit slowly at times. Games also have their own individual option menus, making it possible for you to tweak the rules in an astounding number of ways. Perfect for those of you who play traditional games with 'house rules'. You might not find every option you want, but you'll still be amazed with how many you do.

The unlockables (mostly backgrounds/themes) are unremarkable, but they do at least provide further incentive to beat games multiple times.

And the icing on the cake is that this game works over Nintendo's Wi-Fi network, meaning you have so many multiplayer options at your fingertips, assuming you can find enough people online that want to play your game(s) of choice.

Highly recommended purchase, if only for the variety of games!

awesome game

Reviewed by crazyred86 on June 27, 2007  |  report this review

Club House Games has everything you could ever want, It has a great selection of card games, tactical games, and physical games. A few of my favorites are Darts, Word balloon(which is like hangman) and bowling! I would recommend this game to anyone taking a long car ride, or plane trip this summer!! You can also DS download play with other people, which makes it twice as awesome!

Endless Fun

Reviewed by lishux on June 30, 2007  |  report this review

You can never run out of games to play with this one. There are three different modes in single play: free play, stamp and mission. Stamp mode has three levels of difficulty. Mission can be very hard to beat, because some of the games are a little bit more difficult.

Multiplayer over Wi-Fi is very fun. Play against people around the world. It can be hard to find people online, causing you to wait until someone else chooses to play the game you selected. This may be where Friend Codes could come in handy.

I think they should have created a lobby for each game so we know when there is someone interested in the game, insteading of waiting a long time for someone to join.

I don't think I'll ever be bored of this one, one of the best DS purchases I've made!

Clubhouse Games

Consider this game for a family. I purchased it for the card games but found many of the other games I wanted because of the diversity. It is a good way to learn a new game. Many years have passed since I played checkers but rediscovered and enjoyed it via this game.

I searched long and hard for the game Reversi and found it is here but under a different game. This game teaches skills to succeed in complicated areas of life and I can see how it would help Role Playing gamers.

Try the diverse selection in Clubhouse Games--for both adults and children.