While not a fantastic game, Super Mario Level Up! is considerably better than your typical licensed game as it has a decent amount of strategy while still being accessible to gamers and non-gamers alike.
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Double Cross adds some interesting ideas to the typical Tic-Tac-Toe/Connect 4 genre but also relies on quite a bit of luck.
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Quick Cups is far from an original speed game but it still can be a fun experience for the whole family.
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Beyond Balderdash is the perfect example of what a board game sequel should be, it takes everything you like about the original game and adds to it to make an even better game.
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Restaurant has a lot of interesting ideas which create a unique experience that ultimately doesn’t work as well as it could have due to luck and some mechanics not working as intended.
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Keep is a fun card drafting game that succeeds at adding some additional strategy to Sushi Go, but it fails to reach the level of its inspiration.
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Jenga Quake slightly tweaks the original game which adds some variety to the game while adding more luck.
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Numbers Up is an occasionally fun little speed game that gets repetitive pretty quickly.
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UNO Madness is what you get when you combine UNO with Perfection, a disappointing game that is worse then both of the original games.
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Googly Eyes plays like a game of Pictionary played with vision altering glasses that makes the game silly enough to appeal to younger families but ends up not differentiating itself much from every other drawing game.
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