My 12 Favorite Games on Clubhouse Games for Nintendo Switch! (Gameplay Only - NO COMMENTARY)

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Published on March 10, 2021 5:48:02 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45MZuI_-KX0

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Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics (2020)

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Full disclosure. I've actually owned Clubhouse Games for some time now and I've played the crap out of it. As you can see from my game select screen, I've gold trophied every single game by beating the CPU on Impossible difficulty. So, in short, I've done everything. However, that doesn't mean that I have nothing to share with you all today.

This video contains gameplay of me beating my 12 favorite games in this pack on Impossible difficulty. The games played were: Mancala, Yacht Dice, Hit & Blow, Hare & Hounds, Gomoku, Hanafuda, President, Sevens, Billards, Air Hockey, 6 Ball Puzzle, and Spider Solitaire. The CPU on Impossible difficulty for these games ranges from dumb as a brick to evil genius. However, there's a way to exploit the AI in almost every case. Perhaps you may learn some new strats today.

Mancala - Not too hard. If you have an opportunity to take an extra turn, do it. Also, try to think 1-2 moves ahead of your opponent. The CPU sometimes brainfarts and will let you capture a large number of their stones. However, don't get carried away and leave your precious stones open either. Worst case scenario, try to hold a large number of stones on your side until the CPU uses all theirs up.

Yacht Dice - Completely RNG dependent. Just keeping playing until you win.

Hit & Blow - For your first 2 moves, always choose Red-Blue-Green-Yellow and then Red-Blue-Purple-Silver. The information you gain from these first 2 plays should be enough to give you 1-2 guaranteed hits. You should be able to deduce the rest from there.

Hare & Hounds - You need to get the CPU to brainfart here. Go top or bottom opposite of which hound advances first. Then, repeatedly move back and forth as I do. Either the CPU will freak out and open an escape route for you or it will box you in. Just keep doing it until you escape.

Gomoku - Fairly challenging. You need to stay 2 moves ahead of the CPU early on. As you block moves, try to set up a win scenario for yourself. If you can, trick the CPU into blocking one of your winning moves which will allow you to play a counter that guarantees victory.

Hanafuda - Always try to go for Moon Viewing or Cherry Blossom Viewing as they are easy 5 pointers. If you can't, do your best to block the CPU from getting the cards. Use your Chaff cards to quickly end a round if the CPU is close to winning. Only Koi-Koi if you are desperate.

President - The CPU can be hard to deal with here. You only need to be President at the end of Round 5 to win. Always try to play your lowest cards as soon as possible. Start with single cards and then escalate to doubles. Use your 8 Clears wisely to end a bad rotation. Never go for Revolution as it will backfire on you. Once you're President, do not lose or you go straight to 4th place.

Sevens - The CPU can either really smart or really stupid here. Look at your hand and check for how far you need to go in both directions for each suit. Advance the directions that will require the longest time to complete first. If you have an early number (i.e. 5, 6, 8, or 9) with no other cards you need to get to down the line, use your passes and withhold those as long as you can. Play this right and you can get the CPUs to lose by default.

Billiards - 9 Ball is straightforward. Just play well.

Air Hockey - Block your goal with your striker at all times. Only advance if the puck is safely on your side and within striking distance. Look for undefended angles on the opponent's side and exploit them.

6 Ball Puzzle - One of the hardest games to beat on Impossible. Your success is dependent upon you getting a Hexagon or Pyramid within the first 15 seconds and then following up 1-2 additional combos in the next 15 seconds. If you're too slow, the CPU will get 3-5 back to back combos and instantly win. You'll need both luck and skill to succeed here.

Spider Solitaire - I did Standard Play here to wind down. Advanced Play takes over 40 mins to complete. Some games of Spider Solitaire are just straight up impossible to win. However, you won't know that until your randomized hands are dealt. Your primary goals should be to reveal as many of the face-down cards as possible while stacking up cards of the matching suits. Also, when pairing cards, always go from highest to lowest. After 5-6 games on Standard, you should win one. On Advanced, it could take 30-40 games to win one.

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Played by Lord Bojacx with no commentary

Gameplay captured from a Nintendo Switch via Elgato Game Capture HD

Playthrough/walkthrough edited with Adobe Premiere Pro



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