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The catalog

42 games. Most take thirty seconds.

Button mashers, races, sumo, hot potato, a dance game, a snake battle — most of them played with the joystick and one big button, because a six-year-old should not need a tutorial at a birthday party. Plus 14 bigger games for the older kids, with more buttons and a round that runs for minutes.

How to play each game, in full

How old is the birthday kid?
How many playing at once?

All 42 games.

Packs

What a pack actually is

A pack is a list of games plus a difficulty profile — the same mechanics, tuned for different hands. The Little Kids profile slows everything down, widens the targets and removes the fail states. Big Kids does the opposite. You can switch profiles from the console mid-party, because a five-year-old and a ten-year-old at the same table is the normal case, not the exception.

Coreages 4–12
Twelve one-button games. One to four players, and it works at four years old.
Partyages 4–12
The whole catalog — all 40 games.
Arenaages 5–12
Versus and battle games for 2–4 players.
Little Kidsages 3–5
Slowed down, larger targets, longer timing windows, no fail states.
Big Kidsages 9–12
Faster, smaller targets, tighter timing windows.

Which packs come with which package