Action

Deer Pong was more fun than I expected and can be great for families, even if the experience is kind of short lived.

There is no denying that Foosketball is a silly game that is not going to appeal to everyone, but beneath that silliness is a surprisingly fun game that actually utilizes more skill than you would expect.

Flying Pirates doesn’t differ much from your typical children’s dexterity game, but there is something surprisingly fun about shooting pirates out of cannons to sink ships.

Heist: One Team, One Mission is not a game that you are going to play for hours at a time, but it is a surprisingly enjoyable little speed cooperative game that most people should enjoy.

Electronic Whac-A-Mole is basically a home version of the arcade game that can be fun for children, but gets repetitive rather quickly for adults.

Throw Throw Burrito is really silly and won’t be for everyone, but it succeeds at creating an experience unlike anything I had ever played before.

Chameleon Crunch has some elements that are likely to appeal to young children, but it offers nothing for older children and adults.

Crazy Toaster is kind of a basic action dexterity game, but it is surprisingly better and more difficult than you would expect.

Bed Bugs is a children’s game at heart but due to the game being quite a bit more challenging than you would expect I found it to be a pleasant surprise.

Battleship Torpedo Attack doesn’t differentiate itself much from the original game, but the shooting mechanics do make it a more satisfying experience.