Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s alright not as good as the older MARIO parties but still good

My son is so happy and excited in playing his newly purchased game

Mario Party is always a blast as a couch co-op game. This game lacks severely in board (only 4). The mini games are excellent with a ton to play. I would recommend but Nintendo needs to release some DLC as it can get stale quickly.

Good game for kids or a party game. Pretty simple concepts but fun.

Super fun family game! Huge fan of the Mario games!

Yeh its a good game, some mario and stuff you know

Has many mini games and the whole family can play.

Would give 5 stars but the lack of boards to play makes it 4 stars.

Good variety of difficulty so there is something for everyone

Great game to play. We usally play with the family.

Very reminiscent of the earlier iterations and the game still holds up. Unfortunately this latest version seems very bare and dumbed down with less controllable factors while playing and seems to be very predetermined and predictable.

Great game for the switch love playing this game.

This is a good game to play with the kids or even a party, But is not in my opinion worth purchasing just for the online or solo play. There are not enough mini games to keep you occupied and engaged to continue playing.

Just as good as the previous titles. Endless hours of fun for the family. Mini game challenges are different. Highly recommended.

Not a good game for five year old or seven year old. Too much reading and story. Also won’t work on the Nintendo lite without two controllers. Even on one player mode. Makes no sense

Mario has always been a favorite of mine, and the kids love it.

I grew up playing this game with my siblings, and honestly, this version is just as good. My friends love playing all together.

My family loves to play this on game nights. It's full of fun mini-games and my four year old loves the dance scene on the game.

Fun with a group. Some mini games the controls are a bit clunky.

I enjoyed my time with Super Mario Party, but you can see all it has to offer in a relatively short time. How in the world does "Super" Mario Party end up with only four boards and severely lacking online play? This had the potential to be really great, but it falls short.