Nintendo Switch Is Getting 51 Classic Board, Card, And Tabletop Games In One Package

Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics is coming to the Nintendo Switch on June 5, bringing a diverse collection of genre-spanning games to the console this summer. The upcoming game was announced during today's surprise Direct Mini, which also featured a number of other reveals.

As the name implies, Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics features 51 games from across the world, including board games, card games, tabletop games, and many more. There are plenty of classics to play such as Chess, Texas Hold'em, and Backgammon, but also international hits like Mancala and Shogi, and you can choose to play each game either alone or with friends both locally and online.

Here's the full list of all 51 games included in Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics:

1. Mancala
2. Hanafuda
3. Backgammon
4. Renegade
5. Checkers
6. President
7. Dominoes
8. Speed
9. Hare and Hounds
10. Blackjack
11. Four-in-a-Row
12. Chess
13. Shogi
14. Mini Shogi
15. Ludo
16. Riichi Mahjong
17. Sevens
18. Golf
19. Darts
20. Texas Hold'em
21. Nine Men's Morris
22. Air Hockey
23. War
24. Carrom
25. Chinese Checkers
26. Yacht Dice
27. Takoyaki
28. Billiards
29. Hex
30. Spider Solitaire
31. Gomoku
32. Matching
33. Bowling
34. Shooting Gallery
35. Slot Cars
36. Dots and Boxes
37. Hit and Blow
38. Pig's Tail
39. Mahjong Solitaire
40. Last Card
41. Fishing
42. Klondike Solitaire
43. Toy Tennis
44. Toy Soccer
45. Toy Curling
46. Toy Boxing
47. Toy Baseball
48. Battle Tanks
49. Team Tanks
50. Sliding Puzzle
51. 6-Ball Puzzle

The first Clubhouse Games was released for the Nintendo DS in 2006, featuring 42 games. It was awarded 8/10 in GameSpot's review, with Frank Povo saying, "Some of the games included in the collection aren't the best renditions, but there are plenty of them, especially when you consider how many games you get for the purchase price. On top of that, you can play against your friends, whether they're in the same room or across town. It's like having access to your grandparents' game closet everywhere you go."

Other announcements from the Nintendo Direct Mini include a number of 2K compilations--namely Borderlands, BioShock, and XCOM--the next fighter reveal for Smash Bros, and details on the April update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons.