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User Rating: 8 | Clubhouse Games DS
This is a somewhat hard game to review considering the fact that it's not really a game, it's a collection of games, and a rather impressive one at that. Clubhouse Games is a compilation of classic games, with card games, board games and such. You may think that, because there are so many, they are probably poorly executed. Or that some could be too hard to learn on the ds. This would be wrong. Most of these games are executed very well, and few will leave you unsatisfied. The instructions are informative and easy to understand, even when it comes to the more difficult games. There are, of course, going to be a few games that you aren't fond of. It's hardly a big deal though because of the variety; surely out of 42 games you'll find alot that you can enjoy, with games such as spades, hearts, chess, checkers, bowling, solitaire and darts. The CPU isn't bad for most of the games, of course it would be more fun to play with real people. This would be where wifi comes in.
The graphics do there job, nothing more. This isn't a bad thing though. Most say that the music is annoying, but I find it kind of catchy. It does, however, begin to grate on the nerves after the hundredth loop.
My only real complaint is the fact that you have to be on a team when you play spades, you can't choose to play by yourself. There are three modes to choose from: Free play mode, where you can play any game that you've unlocked, Stamp mode, in which you go through each game and unlock special games as you progress, and Mission mode, where you can meet requirements and earn new avatars. So, to sum it up, if you have a ds, you'd probably enjoy this game. Expect to be turning on your ds to play this for a few minutes and end up spending a few hours with it.
