51 Worldwide Games (or 51 Clubhouse Games) is releasing later this week on Nintendo Switch. The variety of games is quite different to that of the Nintendo DS version. The only interesting fact is that there’s actually 52 games.
All of the games are unlocked from the start, but if you’re wanting to play two players (or more), you’ll need multiple Nintendo Switch consoles in the same house (or be playing online). There’s also an app on the eShop that allows you to play for free with someone who owns the game but you need to be playing locally.
ALL OF THE GAMES INCLUDED IN 51 WORLDWIDE GAMES
- Mancala
- Dots and Boxes
- Yachy Dice
- Four-In-A-Row
- Hit and Blow
- Nine Men’s Morris
- Hex
- Checkers
- Hare and Hounds
- Gomoku
- Dominoes
- Chinese Checkers
- Ludo
- Backgammon
- Renegade
- Ches
- Shogi
- Mini Shogi
- Hanafuda
- Riiichi Mahjong
- Last Card
- Blackjack
- Texas Hold’em
- President
- Sevens
- Spread
- Matching
- War
- Takayaki
- Pig’s Tail
- Golf
- Billiards
- Bowling
- Darts
- Carrom
- Toy Tennis
- Toy Soccers
- Toy Curling
- Toy Boxing
- Toy Baseball
- Air Hockey
- Slot Cars
- Fishing
- Battle Tanks
- Team Tanks
- Shooting Gallery
- 6-Ball Puzzle
- Sliding Puzzle
- Mahjong Solitare
- Klondike Solitare
- Spider Solitare
- Piano
We gave 51 Worldwide Games a 7.5/10 in our review and said: 51 Worldwide Games is a solid mini game collection that will definitely be a fun time among family and friends. There’s some inconsistency (as well as some glaring omissions) in the mini games collection as well as some of the confusing control schemes.