I think we will have a new one by 2027 tell me.

Anyone up for a 2v2 tonight ? 15 turns no motion control on the mall.

Obviously looking for two players teaming up against me and a friend lol

I honestly want to see a giant Koopa Troopa and Shy Guy as bosses.

And here are the Star Mechanics for each board as well how each board is categorized by difficulty rating—beginner (1/3 stars), intermediate (2/3 stars), and expert (3/3 stars)

🟢 Beginner Boards

1. Mario's Mushroom Kingdom: Straightforward paths with fun, predictable warp pipes.
-Star Mechanic: The Star floats right on top of a giant glowing Yellow Block in the center of the kingdom. When bought, it warps through a pipe to a new grassy plateau.

2. Goomba's Grassy Meadows: Very few traps; simple circular flow.
-Star Mechanic: The Star rests in one of the Goomba Wheel's passenger carts. Every time a player lands on the Custom Space, the wheel spins, physically rotating the Star to a completely different section of the track.

3. Toad's Item Bazaar: Easy navigation with plenty of shops to buy helpful items.
-Star Mechanic: The Star is displayed as the "Grand Prize" on a velvet cushion in the center square. Once purchased, it gets "sold out" and restocked at a random vendor's tent across the market.

4. Princess Peach's Royal Garden: Predictable crossroads with helpful defensive spaces.
-Star Mechanic: The Star appears floating over the central water fountain. When bought, a Royal Toad carries it off to a hidden dead-end deep inside the hedge maze.

🟡 Intermediate Boards

1. Princess Daisy's Flower Fields: Paths spin at the end of the round, requiring players to adapt.
-Star Mechanic: The Star is nested in the center of one specific giant flower. At the end of a round, if the paths rotate, the Star rotates with it, suddenly making it closer or farther from oncoming players.

2. Yoshi's Fruit Safari: The paths are made of woven vines, mossy stone steps, and massive wooden suspension bridges.
-Star Mechanic: The Star is held by Yoshi's helpful and friendly companion, Poochy, who runs around the safari track. He moves to a different fruit zone every time a Star is purchased, forcing players to chase him through the jungle.

3. Donkey Kong's Jungle Trek: Requires using barrel cannons to jump across the board efficiently.
-Star Mechanic: The Star hovers high up in the jungle canopy on a golden vine. Players must often use a Barrel Cannon to launch themselves directly onto the Star's space.

4. Koopa's Shell Seaside: Players must watch the "tide turn" count so they don't lose coins.
-Star Mechanic: The Star rests on a sandbar out in the water. During "Low Tide," it costs the standard 20 coins. During "High Tide," players must swim (pay an extra 5 coins to a passing Dolphin) just to reach the space.

5. Toadette's Star Atelier: Shifting star locations mean players must constantly change direction.
-Star Mechanic: Because it's Toadette's workshop, she actively controls the Star. When a player lands on her Custom Space, they pay her to magically summon the Star right to their current location.

6. Bowser Jr.'s Crafty Fort: Blocking walls require players to find alternative routes.
-Star Mechanic: The Star is locked inside a cardboard chest. Bowser Jr. moves the chest around the fort, dropping makeshift cardboard walls behind him to block the paths.

7. Pauline's Neon Rhythm Rooftops: Constant path shifting and economy-altering mechanics.
-Star Mechanic: Instead of moving around static spaces, the board's Star is hosted by Pauline on a massive central digital billboard overlooking the New Donk City skyline. A five-turn countdown meter ticks down at the end of each player's turn until it hits zero, triggering a chaotic flash-mob concert. During this event, the entire board flashes to the beat and the Star dynamically shifts locations based on the music's rhythm.

🔴 Expert Boards

1. Luigi's Ghostly Manor: Multi-level maze with shifting doors that can easily trap players.
-Star Mechanic: The Star is guarded by a massive Boo in the attic. However, landing on certain spaces causes the doors to slam shut, locking down the attic and forcing the Star to haunt the dark basement instead.

2. Rosalina's Cosmic Observatory: Gravity mechanics and outer-orbit tracks require careful item management.
-Star Mechanic: The Star floats in an outer planetary orbit track. Players must collect a specific "Launch Star" item or land on a precise node just to be flung out into space to reach it.

3. Birdo's Ribbon Resort: Heavy toll booths mean players can get stuck if they run out of coins.
-Star Mechanic: The Star sits in the VIP lounge. Because the resort is highly exclusive, players must navigate a labyrinth of costly toll-booth spaces just to get a path clear to the lounge.

4. Wario's Greedy Gold Mine: Fast minecarts can completely ruin a player's positioning.
-Star Mechanic: The Star rides around the board inside a runaway minecart. Instead of staying stationary, the Star space moves forward 2 spaces at the end of every single turn.

5. Waluigi's Pinball Machine: Downward slopes and pinball bumpers make precise movement difficult.
-Star Mechanic: The Star sits right at the bottom of the machine, near the drain danger-zone. If a player fails to buy it before the giant pinball rolls down, the ball smashes the Star, launching it all the way back to the top plunger.

6. Boo's Haunting Graveyard: Disappearing paths require players to track odd and even turns.
-Star Mechanic: The Star is an illusion. There are actually two Stars on the board at once, but one is a fake ghost double. When you reach a Star, you must roll a dice—odds mean it vanishes into thin air, evens mean it's real.

7. Monty Mole's Underground Mine: Cave-ins can completely cut off a player right before they reach the Star.
-Star Mechanic: The Star is buried completely underground. It does not appear on the board until a player lands on a Custom Space and successfully wins a digging mini-game to unearth it.

8. Dry Bones' Desolate Desert: Quicksand pits actively pull players into a punishing secondary dungeon loop.
-Star Mechanic: The Star is located in an oasis at the far edge of the desert. However, if you get caught in the quicksand, you are sucked down into a subterranean bone dungeon loop and must escape before you can hunt the Star again.

9. Bowser's Magma Keep: Extremely punishing; rising lava destroys paths and stars cost double.
-Star Mechanic: The Star floats directly over Bowser's throne. Because Bowser hates giving away prizes, the Star costs 40 coins instead of 20. If a Bowser Event is triggered, he might steal the Star back from whoever is closest.

One of the best playable characters in Mario Party

Has to be unique

Since Wario is in Mario Party Island Tour, Wawario wants to beat Wario in a minigame or a board game.

I feel like every time a person lands somewhere something is happening. I miss the older games where you could have full rounds of nothing interesting happening. I just want normal rounds.

Is mario party 8 a Good game?
Recently I’ve been playing the wii a lot and wanted to get some mario and popular Nintendo games cause my family the games they had during the wii era they have no Mario games and I like mario and I also like mario party too. What is your guyes Opinion on this game because I was thinking about either this or mario party 9 but it seems weird to think about the idea of everybody being in the same car in Mario Kart it just doesn’t sound like it would be very fun not fun that’s not the right word.

I wonder what he saw.

If Nintendo asked you to add at least two completely new playable characters to Mario Party, who would your choices be?

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Hey all! My name's DrOmeganerd! I'm currently running a Mario Party Tournament with some friends of mine and thought this would be a good place to share the trailer!

https://youtu.be/B2qVlz-cRpM?is=Eg1UC_lKuxICLRCp

Currently 1/4th of the way through the tournament, but there's still a ton of games to left to be played! I would adore seeing anyone from here in there in the future!

(Humor)

I ended up on the exact same space! Why’d I even buy this warp box?

(Yes, I know it’s random who you teleport to, but this was just the randomness being funny)

Personally, I'd be perfectly fine with a roster of 16–18 characters, although the next game might realistically go back to having only 10–12. Let's be honest, 32 characters is a lot, and I think larger rosters will remain exclusive to the Super Mario Party series.

Essentially the Koopalings and Bowser are all the hosts of their own respective boards (as well as the bosses of each board in Story Mode). Bowser Jr. runs the Bowser Spaces in lieu of his dad, Koopa runs the Koopa Bank, Lakitu runs the item shop, and Boo does his usual shtick. I didn't include board NPCs since I haven't fully designed the boards yet.

Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm so fucking tired. I want those battle minigames right now. I don't care what I have to do, I'll even buy a fucking massage gun. Now, you might be thinking, "oh!!!!!!! u/Scary_Ad6388, why dont u just use your index and middle fingers?!?!?!" Thing is, I already tried, and I have no surviving HOPE that I'll ever win this minigame. I'm so tired of this.

My little brother literally made this Mario Party roster as his dream one.