Mario Party Superstars does what fans have been asking for for years and ditches all the weird board gimmicks, different dice types, and stinker minigames and looks back at all the great ones they’ve done and brings them forward onto the Switch. This game should’ve happened years ago, but better late than never. After Super Mario Party came close to recapturing the feel of the traditional board game style that made the older games the hits they were, and Mario Party: The Top 100 bringing back the best minigames but without that element whatsoever, this title finally brings together the best ideas of those two games into one dream package.
The only game that could top even the most nostalgia-blind Mario Party fans who adore the N64 classics above all others is the one that combines the best of all of them into one new and modern package.
Here’s how we broke down ranking all the best Mario Party games from best to worst. While some are held in extremely high regard, there are more than a few that are seen as downright atrocious. In the over two decades since we were first invited to this crazy party with Mario and friends, there have been nearly 20 different Mario Party games released. Some sequels are more similar to the original formula of traversing a map via dice rolls, collecting coins and items, playing minigames, and purchasing stars to determine the winner, while others only vaguely resemble that well-loved structure. Mario Party Superstars - Announcement Trailer | E3 2021ĭating back to the debut on the N64, Mario Party games have appeared on just about every Nintendo console released since. Read our full Mario Party Superstars review
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