Wow! 18 Games! Thats like 360$ worth of games back then! 900$ worth of games now! Oh wait...

Game 1: "FIREBREATHER"  A strictly multiplayer game. With little collision detection, Overwhelming (laggy) sound effects (eerrrihhh), and 9 different levels! Youll be sure to beat your little brother every time!

Game 2: "STAR EVIL" Get ready to dive straight into this ACTION PACKED wall. The first 2 levels (or more, didnt make it that far) plow you directly into a wall and you die... Hold down B to fire your laser slowly, or press it over and over to shot 4x faster! Each level comes packed with Walls and Flying space shuttles! Another game that will have you getting up out of your seat! To do your chores.

Game 3: "ILLUMINATOR" I honestly cant review this one too fairly, i couldnt get past the first level. If your one of those guys who like seemingly impossible gameplay for no reward, Be My Guest.. The game starts with 4 floors and a guy on all except one. Climb the ladders to acsend to the top without being able to see ANYTHING.

Game 4: "G-FORCE" You guessed it, Your flying and shooting.This game is not so bad, Its controls are reliable and it has simple goals. Shoot down the target ship and proceed to the gem. You fly through a repeating area until you shoot it down. Repeating music. A 4/10 of its time.

Game 5: "OOZE" Were you waiting for the bad controls section? Well here it is. You jump over holes and shoot the ooze, you can jump and go forward SOMETIMES other times it dosent work. a true 0/10

Game 6: "SILVER SWORD" Ever wondered what Zelda clones looked like in the past? This is a game where you walk forward and shoot the sprites with your.. swords. your throwing swords. 3 hits and you go down. Classy, but not living up to its time on a console. 1/10

Game 7: "CRITICAL BYPASS" Your a UFO Flying on the moon and have to avoid cars, bugs, and flying bricks. Ever repeating music and overwhelming *boink*s will have you leaving the game faster than me.

Game 8: "JUPITER SCOPE" Be ready to sweep the screen with bullets you deploy one by one in a neverending game that you shoot meteors to rack up points. Pleasant.

Game 9: "ALFREDO IN FUTTE?" Game crashes. -1/10 well played.

Game 10: "OPERATION FULL MOON" Did you think we were done in space? OPERATION FULL MOON Will make your eyes BLEED if you try to see the tiny pixel of a bullet your shooting. With wall collision and exciting double shot, youll be screaming for less.

Game 11: "DAM (N) BUSTERS" If you enjoy sprites that match the color of the ground theyre hovering on, youll puke again when you see this! Dont stick around to fight the enemies or youll be swarmed with bullets! and you thought undertale was the only game that killing enemies made it harder for you.

Game 12: If your ready to argue with poor collision detection, then dive right into this and scream for your money back. Shoot stuff, dodge stuff what can i say at this point

Game 13: "HAUNTED HALLS" Throw your crosses at the ghosts to kill them in this epic attempted rip off of castlevania! Then clip straight into the first hole like me.

Game 1... no. i wont do it. I cant play this anymore. Consider it me not giving spoilers or something or that some games are similar replicas of others but playing this game any further will spoil my few good remaining brain cells.
Play at your own risk.

Ooh! Maybe one day I should review this. And I'll review all of the games in it! And then I'll die! Yayyy.....

I honestly can't tell what's going on here, a review should be basically an analysis of the aspects of the game, not a simple description of each game that's in the game. A review of a game such as this should talk about the game as a whole as opposed to each individual game that it compromises, or like you implied at the end, it will be impossible to complete.

In the grades section you have the graphics and sound a 1 and 2 but in the review you have each game different reviews. It's ok to veer away from what the grades listed are about, but its also a good idea to give a reason why you gave certain grades to certain aspects like graphics and sound, and again, foe the game as a whole. Try doing that for your next review.

zanderlex : Thanks for the advice!
The biggest problem was, the game in and of itself was 18 in 1 rather than a single game with select minigames. It would be unfair to review the entire game while some of the games in it had decent mechanics and ideas.
Though because some of the games were near/exact replicas of each other it began to become a tedious review and outright exhausting.
I am new at this though so thanks or the tips and ill keep it in mind for my next review!

Well, its still one game. Does each game have entirely different graphics? I don't think it should or else it would be weird. Each game could have a different song, but the overall soundtrack is what should be focused on (like how on with Pokemon, there's different songs for literally everything, but together are just talked about one or two things. Then when it comes to other aspects like depth, you could mention the number of games and how long it takes, and the range of difficulty, like which games are the easiest and which ones are the hardest.

Honestly Action 52 is a game with so many games that sorta mesh together in your mind that just giving examples of "games" in each category would be just fine for a review for this game. It's not like there's good games and bad games in Action 52. They're all bad, with no exceptions (well, maybe Cheetah Men for the sound category because the theme song is tbh kinda catchy. But that's one in 51 other games that has bad music.)

Did some of the games have an interesting concept? Yes, but if the execution is bad, then how good the concept is doesn't really matter.

The way that you went to review this game is honestly interesting (it's nice to read a review that deviates from the standard structure), just it would have been better if you looked at them all, or at least the ones that you thought stuck out at you.