These range from a spy to a disco dancer but are pointless because nothing happens with the identities. Then you select the game category. Solitaire, board games, memory games, puzzle tiles, video poker, slot machines and card games are all offered. Each category has several versions too many, actually. For instance, six picture-matching games are unnecessary.
Graphics are appropriately psychedelic and colorful.
The audio is fun, providing good music and '70s slang. Control can be problematic in unfamiliar games because there is no on-screen help option for directions. Groovy Bunch of Games tries to increase its appeal with a retro look and far-out desktop theme, but these features don't change the repetition and boredom you feel after a few minutes. Bad vibes coming from this one. Rated for all ages.