Super Mario Party (2018)

NDCube, Nintendo

Nintendo Switch

3.25 from 942 ratings

1971 members have it in their collection · 68 playing now · 172 backlogged · 229 wish listed

How long? Main story 9h · with extras 20h · 100% 24h (from 5 logged playthroughs)

Turn the tables on opponents as you race across the board to collect the most stars in the original four-player Mario Party series board game mode. Discover 80 mini-games packed with wildly different challenges, play with others online and enjoy this full-on frenzy with family and friends!
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Details

Developers
NDCube, Nintendo
Publishers
Nintendo
Genres
Card & Board Game
Themes
Comedy, Kids, Party
Franchises
Mario
Series
Mario Party, Super Mario Party
Event
Nintendo Direct: E3 2018

Release dates

  • Oct 05, 2018 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch

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Rating distribution

5 stars
63
4 stars
282
3 stars
437
2 stars
149
1 star
11
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Community All Reviews Statuses

Reset_Tears

Status Reset_Tears May 13, 2021

Well I ended up getting all 5 of the gems in the Mario Party game on the Switch (congrats Goomba, on being the super star). Overall I found it a fun enough time, and the update adding online play makes it all the better. Obviously this is best played with friends in person, but it's nice to have options. The …

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Well I ended up getting all 5 of the gems in the Mario Party game on the Switch (congrats Goomba, on being the super star). Overall I found it a fun enough time, and the update adding online play makes it all the better. Obviously this is best played with friends in person, but it's nice to have options. The co-op river raft game is a hoot, and the team VS mode is a nice change of pace from the regular mode. There's also some hidden bonus games and a silly rhythm game mode to mess around in.

It's still Mario Party, which means you can be doing well the whole time and then still lose at the end (and vice versa) but as a "turn your brain off" sort of time-killer this isn't a bad entry for the series. (Though to be fair, the only other one I've really played a lot of was Mario Party 4 on the Gamecube, which I didn't care as much for. Also, Sonic Shuffle on the Dreamcast I guess, lol.)

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Reset_Tears

Status Reset_Tears May 3, 2021

I got to live the Mario Party Experience™ yesterday... which means I was doing poorly the whole game -- all sorts of BS ruining nearly every turn -- but then at the very end I was given two pity stars, and so I won.

kingbk83

Status kingbk83 Jul 6, 2020

I honestly don't get the "fun" of Mario Party games. They are just button mashing endurance contests and really not much fun. I've played them on the N64, the Wii and now on the Switch. I'd much rather play Mario Kart 8 Deluxe or Smash with friends over this game, or just bust out the cards or board games and …

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I honestly don't get the "fun" of Mario Party games. They are just button mashing endurance contests and really not much fun. I've played them on the N64, the Wii and now on the Switch. I'd much rather play Mario Kart 8 Deluxe or Smash with friends over this game, or just bust out the cards or board games and go that route.

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CarrotJunkie

Status CarrotJunkie Nov 22, 2018

WHAT IS THIS?! A GAME BOARD FOR ANTS?!

Where's the DLC with the boards that are twice the size of this postage-stamp nonsense that we have now?

MarioPrime

Status MarioPrime Oct 22, 2018

I really, really hope this gets supported with free content like Mario Tennis and Kirby. At its core, it's a great game, but I hit the bottom so fast. There's 80 mini games, but that's spread across all of its modes. So the EXCELLENT Sound Stage mode only has like 6-9 games that get cycled. So you can only really …

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I really, really hope this gets supported with free content like Mario Tennis and Kirby. At its core, it's a great game, but I hit the bottom so fast. There's 80 mini games, but that's spread across all of its modes. So the EXCELLENT Sound Stage mode only has like 6-9 games that get cycled. So you can only really play it 2 or 3 times before you're like "Oh, I did this."

River Survival is even worse. You end up going through the same set of mini games every time you play it, which really limits how repayable it is. And only having 4 maps for the standard MP mode is a little rough.

If Nintendo dropped 2 new maps, 20 or so minigames (including new Sound Stage ones), and a few new characters for fun, I think I would confidently call this the best game in the series. It's JUST too light on content right now. The pieces are all there. The allys, special dice, in-window mini game practices... all excellent additions. It just needs more reasons to revisit it.

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