The Nex Playground uses a sensor to track your movements, allowing you to partake in a variety of dance, sports, and fitness games. It’s reminiscent of Microsoft’s Kinect for Xbox 360 and Xbox One.

Out of the box, the Nex Playground has five games:

• Whack A Mole Deluxe: Smack the pesky moles as they pop up on your screen.
• Party Fowl: Compete in a variety of minigames.
• Fruit Ninja: Slice through fruit that’s thrown onto the screen.
• Starri: A rhythm game that has you moving to the beat.
• Go Keeper: Play as a goalkeeper in this arcade-style soccer game.

If you want additional games, you’ll have to sign up for a Play Pass. This costs $89 per year or $49 for three months and unlocks over 50 new titles, such as Elmo Says, Peppa Pig: Jump & Giggle, and Candy Land: Sugary Sprint. You’ll also find a game that puts a cool twist on Connect 4 and a unique version of Hungry Hungry Hippos. New games are added to the service every month.

Along with the console and five games, the Nex Playground comes with an HDMI cable, power cord, a removable camera cover, and a remote that’s used for navigating menu systems. Up to four players can use a single system simultaneously. If a friend or family member has a Nex Playground of their own, you can team up or play against them in online multiplayer.

An official travel case is available for $25 at Amazon.

The Nex Playground Complete Family Gaming Bundle includes the console, the $25 travel case, and a 12-Month Play Pass. As mentioned, the Play Pass retails for $89, so if you plan on subscribing, you’re better off opting for this bundle. You’re essentially getting the travel case for free, since the Play Pass and console would cost you $288 right now.