Parlour Games is one of those weird little Sega Master System titles that somehow makes bar games feel both charming and slightly awkward. You get three classics here—billiards, darts, and bingo—all wrapped in that late '80s Compile aesthetic. The pool physics are janky but weirdly satisfying once you get used to them, and the darts mode actually requires some finesse. Bingo? Well, it's bingo—don't expect fireworks, but it's a decent time-waster.

Honestly, the real appeal is how much personality they squeezed into such a simple package. The digitized crowd noises in the background, the way the darts stick into the board with a satisfying thunk—it’s all oddly immersive for what it is. Not a must-play, but if you dig retro oddities, it’s a neat little slice of arcade-style pub gaming.