Review: 30-in-1 Game Collection: Volume 1 (Nintendo Switch)

In this abundance of pick-up-and-play games, you can play solo, or get the party started, as over half of the games have support for up to four players.

Pros:

• Nice hand-drawn cartoon style graphics.
• 1.3GB Download size.
• Handheld/TV support.
• Each game has a help/tutorial section.
• Earn EXP in games to rank up and unlock more games.
• Classic games make their appearance from games like memory, Snake to Zuma, Ice hockey and many more. I say the proper names but they are in fact their own version of these games.
• 1-4 local player support depending on the game.
• Pick up and play.
• Each game has very simple controls.
• A true champion for the portable two player game sessions.
• Great time waster.
• Perfect for families or kids on a car journey.
• Loads of replay value.

Cons:

• No touchscreen support.
• Lacks leaderboards of any kind.
• Some games are not worth bothering with or are so simple it is pointless.
• Annoying how long it takes to unlock games.
• Hockey, in particular, has a horrible Joycon control issue where you cannot invert axis and the whole control thing is thrown off.