UFO 50

Fantastic game/games. If you are amicable to any type of 2d game, there will be at least one here that hooks you. Easily worth the money, even more worth it on sale. TBH I want whoever made Valbrace to make a Valbrace 2 using 16-bit style graphics, I would buy that solo in a heartbeat.

The only evidence that God might exist

Costs 25 dollars and is worth more than every $70 game on the market. Combined.

Reminds me of my NES and SNES childhood.

There's a lot of high quality games in here, but there are also some real stinkers. Obviously I refuse to just NOT PLAY THOSE because I want to beat all the games. But it'd probably be way more fun if you just stuck to the good stuff like Party House, Rail Heist, Attactics, Mortol, Devilition, Mini & Max, Avianos, Mooncat, and Diskonia Gold, and didn't bother with Combatants, Onion Delivery, or Diskonia Cherry. Actually, Camouflage, Campanella, and Warptank are all really good too... I haven't even played all these yet and there are still too many good ones to remember them all off the top of my head. But BOY are the bad ones REALLY bad.

[h1]Recommended for two players with a taste for discovery[/h1] UFO 50 is a little gem or a collection of little gems. But of course, the results for you may vary, as most of the games will be scouted quickly, and then you'll decide to play for fun for different reasons. Most games are simple to understand and play, but carry a fun and also very original element. For this reason, I think it's great to think it as a two player game as many games are enjoyable as two people (and can still be played alone). With my daughter, we settled on PARTY HOUSE, a turn by turn digital boardgame which I found quite original and with interesting mechanics. The mechanics are not complex enough to secude very deep strategy players, but incredibly well thought out on their own and working with many fun themes. You add special characters to your deck and you play to "succeed at a party". With every night you expand your apartment and contacts. There are characters such as "your old buds", which are not very popular, others who are rich but boring so do not animate the party, troublesome partyholics who can make the police come and close the party, or even "the introverted" who actually like the house to be empty (a very large house and some introverted together would score a lot for a successful, relaxing night :) ). She herself asks for a new game every time she comes. Party House by itself would be a good game at 8 dollars, even more if you could play it with three players. With my son, who is older, we had fun with some other games such as Morta. There are many games I haven't tried yet. It's hard to know if the game would warrant in total the duration I usually tag for games - which is "at least one hour of fun for one dollar". At full price this would mean 24 hours of game time which I am still far of as I play it occasionally with my children. But it definitely did it's worth already in good memories to share as two players, and in originality. The developers of this collection definitely deserve awards and good words, it was a tremendous work and honestly a good number of ideas that really deliver. I got it on discount, but I am glad I did. Especially good if playing with one adult + child as you can "ground" their needs and interactions into something rather cool, safe, fun and humble to share together.

50 NES-size games with very high quality. The games explore lots of ideas and game concepts, but the design philosophy and background meta-narrative tie them into a cohesive whole that makes it much more than just a bundle of games.