Mario Party 10

 Wii U
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6.4

Mixed or average reviews- based on 392 Ratings

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  1. LUFCXI
    Mar 20, 2015
    10
    Colourful, playful and ultimately---nintendoesque. I've been playing it with my 3 children for a while now and it is brilliant fun. We are huge Mario fans in our house and we adore this game. A must for all nintendo fans and families.
  2. MaddoxWhite
    Apr 25, 2021
    3
    They brought back the hecking car again. There is no good reason to play this one.
  3. SirXyonder777
    Jun 8, 2021
    4
    This game is not terrible, what makes me rate it so low is how good it's prequals were. Marioparty 8 is far better, but I guess that's what Nintendo gets for giving the IP to NDCube.
  4. Lil_Caucasian
    Feb 4, 2022
    7
    It's a Mario Party game. Not much else to say, except that the car mechanic is made up for with the Bowser mode.
  5. Gan
    Mar 20, 2015
    9
    Game is really fun and worth the money. These people did NOT play it. I got it today and it is great. Everything works as the minigames are as fun as they have ever been.

    Go buy this NOW!
  6. jimjones9989
    Mar 21, 2015
    9
    After reading negative reviews across the web, I was hesitant to get this game. After watching game play on the 20th, I decided to give it a go. This is a fantastic game, and most of the reviews are very inaccurate. All three main game modes are a blast, and they are different enough (including different mini-games) that the game doesn't get stale. One car has upset most reviewers, butAfter reading negative reviews across the web, I was hesitant to get this game. After watching game play on the 20th, I decided to give it a go. This is a fantastic game, and most of the reviews are very inaccurate. All three main game modes are a blast, and they are different enough (including different mini-games) that the game doesn't get stale. One car has upset most reviewers, but it's a great addition With specific bonus dice, you can easily set up the next person to fail by putting them in a bad spot. You have complete control over the location of the next person, forcing them to hit a space that takes away their stars. This is far more strategic than everyone moving on their own. Additionally, the amiibo support is great. Just as you would with a real board game, you use your game piece on every move, simulating the movement you would do on a real board game. I'm not sure why this has been lost on most reviewers, but it seems that the obvious is not always obvious for everyone.

    The addition of bonus games puts this installment of mario party over the top. Each bonus game is easily a $6 or $7 dollar game on it's own, the inclusion keeps the game even more interesting and fun.

    Overall, this is a fantastic game. The mini-games are a blast and vary by game type, the strategy is intense and fun, and the bonus games add a level of fun that isn't seen in most games. Give this game a shot, or at least watch game play before coming to a decision about it. Another solid release by Nintendo.    … Expand
  7. Isaac0390
    Mar 21, 2015
    10
    Beautiful! People should be to create is own rules and enjoy this awesome game! FANTASTIC! Thank You Nintendo

    The graphics and soundtrack are spectacular! Minigames really Really FUN!

    The car idea is brillant, I play with 7 friends thanks to that.

    BUY IT! :3
  8. Bobman69
    Mar 21, 2015
    7
    When I bought this game, I assumed it would annoy me as much as the 3DS one. Glad to say this is one of the most enjoyable Mario Parties in recent years. The graphics are nice, the sound is usual Nintendo goodness.
    If you have 2-4 friends around, you'll have a great time with Bowser Party, the Bowser vs 4 mode where the mighty Koopa King's goal is to destroy all of Mario and friends    When I bought this game, I assumed it would annoy me as much as the 3DS one. Glad to say this is one of the most enjoyable Mario Parties in recent years. The graphics are nice, the sound is usual Nintendo goodness.
    If you have 2-4 friends around, you'll have a great time with Bowser Party, the Bowser vs 4 mode where the mighty Koopa King's goal is to destroy all of Mario and friends hearts before they get to the end of the board. Might sound easy, but in the car thing from Mario Party 9, the 4 players have to race to the end, collecting extra hearts and special dice blocks to help them on their way, while avoiding certain spaces that will give Bowser the advantage or move you back. Once all players have their dice roll, they can only hope that Bowser''s 4 dice rolls don't get them, or else there will be a minigame with survival on the line. Games of Bowser party can get crazy, with most games being a close race to the end with barely any hearts. Greatest edition to Mario Party in my opinion.
    Then if u have 2-4 Wii Remotes, you can have an enjoyable time with Mario Party. Most people who played one of the older Mario Party titles will probably dislike this, because of the "everyone moving in the same car" thing, and all boards being linear. I can understand that, and it would've been nice if they added a classic Mario Party style board or 2, but maybe they'll learn for the eventual #11. But if you don't mind linear, you'll have a good time. It's basically all 4 of you taking turns rolling dice, collecting Mini-Stars, while trying to avoid the Dark Mini Stars, with a couple of minigames thrown in if you land on the vs spaces. This is also a bad idea. Why the hell are their spaces for the minigames? They should be after every turn, not if your lucky and land on one. Then at the halfway point and the end, you'll have a Boss minigame, where you have to defeat an enemy with strange and fun minigames, with different bosses with each stage. Overall, a fun mode with mates, but personally prefer Bowser Party.
    Now, if you like the original style Mario Party, you might enjoy amiibo party. It plays like a bare bones version of the boards of the old. Go around the board, collect coins, buy stars, minigames, sounds good. The major problem with this mode is amiibo. This could have easily just been a classic Mario Party mode. Also, it feels weird constantly touching on and off your amiibo from the NFC place to do majority of the board functions in this mode. Also, it feels unnecessary that it needs to wipe Smash Bros data.
    I still had fun with the mode, but do not play if you don't want to wipe your Lv. 50 Luigi that taunts after every kill. If you have the money to buy separate amiibos for Mario Party, you'll have fun.
    I haven't played all the minigames yet, but there seems to be a wide range of them. If you dislike the ones that revolve around luck, you can thankfully turn them off. And beyond the minigames you play on the board, there's also a "Connect the 4 or more different gems so you don't over the top and lose" game and badminton. Badminton was strangely fun with friends for some reason.
    This game is enjoyable, but I wish they had more boards to play on. 5 boards for Mario Party? Even less for Bowser Party? You got access to a larger disk size and you barely put any different boards on it. Also, more Bowser Party minigames would be nice, because I feel it'll get boring with the same minigames over and over again. I also wish they had more characters to play as, or better choices for characters. Spike in this game seems like a weird choice to me and I'm one of those people who TRULY hates the fact that Rosalina is becoming playable in every damn Nintendo game. STOP IT, PLEASE! All she did was own a ship, and sit on her ass and read a book in Super Mario Galaxy. Are there really that many fans of Rosalina?
    Overall, worth the money I spent. If you don't have friends that come over to your place often, or REALLY hate the car's return from MP9, don't. If you aren't one of those people, you'll have a blast.    … Expand
  9. SamHaveSippy
    Apr 22, 2015
    10
    This is, in my opinion, the best of the "Party" games so far, In this game, players go through a mini game filled board, trying to reach the end of the track in first place and with the most points. Points are given for various reasons, most of which are winning mini games. This game mode is called Classic Mario Party. This seems simple enough, but Mario Party 10 takes this familiarThis is, in my opinion, the best of the "Party" games so far, In this game, players go through a mini game filled board, trying to reach the end of the track in first place and with the most points. Points are given for various reasons, most of which are winning mini games. This game mode is called Classic Mario Party. This seems simple enough, but Mario Party 10 takes this familiar game style and turns it on its head a bit by adding Bowser, and calling it….Bowser Party. Very creative. Bowser races around the game too, but instead of trying to win, he is simply trying to wreck everything and make your game less fun. He does this by swapping rules in games, inventing painful Bowser based mini games where your players are smashed, burned and swept away. Sometimes he just steals all your points. My son thoroughly enjoys the Mario Party line of games and was incredibly excited to play as Bowser in this most recent addition to the series. The game is well worth it for the little guy, he loves playing as Bowser and enjoys it even more with extra people playing. The more, the better. The game also supports Amiibo figures to unlock added fun in the game, as well as a special game mode called Amiibo Party. My son loves it, my husband loves it- it's good for everyone here. We all also like using the Amiibo as well.… Expand
  10. spastic_colon
    Mar 20, 2015
    10
    There is literally nothing better than playing as Bowser, if you're a fan of the franchise you need to pick this up. Amiibo party is lackluster, but hardly anyone is going to buy this hoping for a great amiibo party experience.
  11. Lhant
    Mar 21, 2015
    9
    This is a great game. I was expecting to be a bit disappointed after hearing all the other reviews, but it really exceeded my expectations. If you stop focusing so hard on the few things it lacks from previous games, you will see how much this game does right. The minigame quality is the best I've seen, graphics are great, and tons of subtle improvements that really add up to a fantasticThis is a great game. I was expecting to be a bit disappointed after hearing all the other reviews, but it really exceeded my expectations. If you stop focusing so hard on the few things it lacks from previous games, you will see how much this game does right. The minigame quality is the best I've seen, graphics are great, and tons of subtle improvements that really add up to a fantastic experience (minigame instruction pages now contain video clips, etc).

    The amiibo mode is actually a lot more fun than I thought it would be considering how small the board is. It is very reminiscent of the classic mario party 1 gameplay style, and there are enough complexities to this mode that it actually does end up being fairly skill based (you can even select the minigame pack for this to be "no luck"). Negative dice roll blocks, warp pipes, swapping board pieces, powerup tokens, minigames after every round with legitimate reward values all add up to a great time.    … Expand
  12. patrickres9
    Mar 21, 2015
    9
    Mario Party is an excellent entry point into the series! The mini games are crisp, fun, and a blast to play with others. If you're playing solo, the game is solid, but of course the most fun to be had is in couch co-op.

    The big thing in Mario Party 10 is that the person with the gamepad plays as bowser, and tries to kill off the other players. It makes for a fun social experiment, and    Mario Party is an excellent entry point into the series! The mini games are crisp, fun, and a blast to play with others. If you're playing solo, the game is solid, but of course the most fun to be had is in couch co-op.

    The big thing in Mario Party 10 is that the person with the gamepad plays as bowser, and tries to kill off the other players. It makes for a fun social experiment, and it's sort of fun to play the villain role. The huge assortment of games will keep the experience fresh.

    If you're wondering about Amiibo usage, it basically opens up a very basic gameboard, with a relatively shallow experience. I did find that part of the game to be an afterthought. Thankfully there was enough content in the game to merit the purchase, and make for a great time thus far.

    As an experience with friends, your wife, your girlfriend, your husband, or your boyfriend, it's a blast!    … Expand
  13. GoldenSoul91
    Mar 21, 2015
    9
    Mario Party 10 is more of a casual Mario Party and that's not a bad thing, as I never took these games seriously. Mario Party games, to me, are stupid fun and that's why I play them. The mini games are great, the graphics are beautiful, and the sound and music is what's to be expected from a Nintendo game, charming. Amiibo party is the closest to the original MP formula and i've had a lotMario Party 10 is more of a casual Mario Party and that's not a bad thing, as I never took these games seriously. Mario Party games, to me, are stupid fun and that's why I play them. The mini games are great, the graphics are beautiful, and the sound and music is what's to be expected from a Nintendo game, charming. Amiibo party is the closest to the original MP formula and i've had a lot of fun with it so far. The game isn't as bad as it's reviews say. I'm glad I got this game and will have a fun time with friends.… Expand
  14. PanthersFanStev
    May 10, 2015
    8
    Good family fun! Mario Party 10 is not an amazing game, it is (much like other games in the series) fun when playing with friends or family. Being able to play as the nemesis - Bowser, is definitely the most fun addition. On the negative side, the game is by no means deep and the unlockables are anemic. Great fun as a board game with variety.
  15. cheeseman585
    May 13, 2015
    8
    I thought this game was going to be absolutely terrible when I saw that they brought back the car from MP9. The gimmicks weren't selling it for me, so I wrote it off as more IP abuse. When a friend brought the game over, I was pleasantly surprised. The main mode "Mario Party" is almost exclusively random and quite dull, but the other game modes is where this game truly shines.

    Bowser    I thought this game was going to be absolutely terrible when I saw that they brought back the car from MP9. The gimmicks weren't selling it for me, so I wrote it off as more IP abuse. When a friend brought the game over, I was pleasantly surprised. The main mode "Mario Party" is almost exclusively random and quite dull, but the other game modes is where this game truly shines.

    Bowser Party offers a huge shift in strategy and competitive balance that this franchise sorely needed. Sometimes it can seem like the coms are out to get you, but the team-based all-on-one gameplay is refreshing and offers great contrast to the free-for-all that is usually the case for Mario Party.

    Amiibo Party (compatible Amiibo required) goes back to MP roots and gives each player a spot on the board in which the goal is to exchange coins for stars. The minigames are more balanced now with 1st being awarded 15 coins, 2nd getting 10, 3rd getting 5, and last getting nothing so there isn't such a huge gap between the person who wins the minigames and everyone else. The game is also quite generous with giving players special dice, so you can actually use strategy in planning your moves rather than it being totally random. You can even unlock more boards and extra stuff for your amiibo through playing - now that's a reason to play! It's a shame that they didn't include more stuff like Boo, a shop, or bonus stars because this could have been the definitive version of Mario Party in my opinion. My only issues with this mode is that you can't choose how long the game lasts, you have to touch the amiibo to the gamepad for literally any action, and the player with the amiibo sometimes gets extra items which gives them an unnecessary and unfair advantage. Trust me though, the fun of this mode outweighs the negatives.

    There are also achievements and unlockables which give you a reason to come back and keep playing the game. The extra modes are actually pretty fun and help diversify the game's content. The most unfortunate thing about this game is the relatively small amount of content compared to other Mario Partys. There are only three boards for Bowser Party and the only type of item in Amiibo Party is special dice, which is a shame because those are the best two modes. If Nintendo adds more boards/minigames through an update, this game could be as good (or maybe even better!) than the N64 masterpieces, and that's really saying something.    … Expand
  16. dr_heartless
    May 12, 2015
    8
    I picked this up from Nintendo's eShop looking for a party game that all my friends, gaming or not, could get into and this is perfect. I hadn't played a Mario Party game since the Game Cube and I am impressed with how much better this is. Not only are the graphics a candy colored explosion jammed with Nintendo goodness but the game is fun, fast and balanced. I was relieved to find the endI picked this up from Nintendo's eShop looking for a party game that all my friends, gaming or not, could get into and this is perfect. I hadn't played a Mario Party game since the Game Cube and I am impressed with how much better this is. Not only are the graphics a candy colored explosion jammed with Nintendo goodness but the game is fun, fast and balanced. I was relieved to find the end game random star dump that made the n64 and Game Cube versions feel unfair and the winner arbitrary. There are still end game start rewards but they aren't the game changers they once were, now they feel more like tie barkers.

    The mini games are fun and varied, I also liked the two main modes. Bowser party felt sort of unfair for everyone but me playing as Bowser on our first go though, but we got the hang of the mini games and it become much more fun. Classic mode was fun right out the gate. I have amiibo for the amiibo party but I have to admit I don't see using it much, but nice touch.

    If you are looking for a party game to include your friends that aren't into Mario Kart or Smash this is perfect. Ideal for larger parties as the games last 15 to 30 min each, you need next to no game experience to get the hang of this and it's easy to put down and pick back up.    … Expand
  17. Tbone413
    May 11, 2015
    10
    Ok, this game is too much fun. If you don't have this game than go and get it NOW. As soon as I started playing this, I couldn't stop playing. Made perfectly.
  18. DBPirate1129
    Apr 18, 2015
    8
    Mario Party 10 continues the infamous car mechanic that began in Mario Party 9 and sparked some controversy. Thankfully, that doesn't make it bad.

    As MP9 was my first Mario Party title, the return of the car is not a negative in my book. It keeps the gameplay a bit simpler and not as disjointed as it would if everyone was in different places in a giant board. I have no problem with the    Mario Party 10 continues the infamous car mechanic that began in Mario Party 9 and sparked some controversy. Thankfully, that doesn't make it bad.

    As MP9 was my first Mario Party title, the return of the car is not a negative in my book. It keeps the gameplay a bit simpler and not as disjointed as it would if everyone was in different places in a giant board. I have no problem with the mechanic whatsoever.

    Mario Party 10 has three main modes: Mario Party, Bowser Party, and amiibo Party. Mario Party mode uses the car gameplay on five boards. Different spaces on the boards will earn you different things. One space might give you a special dice block and another will give you a minigame. The minigames are uniquely designed and I always found myself wanting more. For me, it was a bit rare to get a minigame which is a shame as they are a real highlight, particularly the boss battles.

    Bowser Party puts one player on the GamePad as Bowser and the others on the TV. Bowser has to make all the normal players on Team Mario lose all of their hearts so he can win. Despite being very excited for it pre-launch, I was a bit disappointed with the mode. There are very few boards to play on and Bowser only has a measly 10 minigames to play. It feels a bit incomplete.

    amiibo Party is more enjoyable than I expected but it's not amazing. Players move separately in this mode, controlling their amiibo (or cardboard cutout) on a plain square board. The layout of the board doesn't bring the mode down, however, because each character's board will have a clever twist implemented into it. For example, on Bowser's board there is a giant Bowser roulette statue that will determine how many bad spaces are created on the board. It's not a super addictive mode but it's not bad by any means.

    Overall, Mario Party 10 is great fun but it feels a bit lacking in some aspects. The GamePad is used extensively which is nice but it never quite reaches my expectations or my experience with Mario Party 9 for that matter.    … Expand
  19. Program_File
    Mar 21, 2015
    8
    When I play games, it is obviously for ''entertainment''. That being said, I played for about 10 hours with my friends / co-workers and we had so much fun together. Of course, you do not play this game with CoD or Dark Souls in mind!
  20. RyogaWanderer
    Mar 27, 2015
    2
    I'm not sure I can really hold Nintendo accountable for this thing placed before me in the form of a game. It is a game in that you interact with it, and things happen, and someone "wins" but the hows and whys of that interaction are entirely random. The vast majority of mini games are luck based, though that is irrelevant. Winning the entirety of the game comes down, purely, to luck. TheI'm not sure I can really hold Nintendo accountable for this thing placed before me in the form of a game. It is a game in that you interact with it, and things happen, and someone "wins" but the hows and whys of that interaction are entirely random. The vast majority of mini games are luck based, though that is irrelevant. Winning the entirety of the game comes down, purely, to luck. The RNG is king here, and you are to bow to it's whims. The minigames can be fun, but the overall board game is a mess of poor design with a distinct lack of fun. Any positives that could be said about the game, the art and design of the maps, the interesting use of the amiibos for another game mode, really fall to the wayside of the god awful RNG. Subjecting someone to this game really should be a war crime.… Expand
  21. Molloy12
    Mar 29, 2015
    2
    Mario Party 10, the newest instalment in the Mario party series and the 1st for the Wii U is a party game where players choose their favourite Mario character and jump in a cart which takes them from start to finish along a path. During this time players will take turns as the cart driver and collect mini stars. The player with the most mini starts at the end wins the game.
    The game plays    Mario Party 10, the newest instalment in the Mario party series and the 1st for the Wii U is a party game where players choose their favourite Mario character and jump in a cart which takes them from start to finish along a path. During this time players will take turns as the cart driver and collect mini stars. The player with the most mini starts at the end wins the game.
    The game plays similarly to Mario Party 9. where all characters are together as they move across the board instead of separate and on their own. This add simplicity to the game but takes out a lot of fun, skill and competition. Instead of collecting coins, and battling it out in mini games every 4 turns players hope around aimlessly on a path collecting mini stars and other things that chance lets them fall on. In a whole game you might play as little as 4 mini games. And the winner usually turns out to be who ever was lucky enough to get the mini stars rather then who was skilled enough to win or smart enough to generate a winning strategy. This "all together" board movement and lack of actual play (aside from hitting a dice block) makes this game get REALLY boring REALLY fast. Every time you play a level, it goes basically exactly the same as the last time. There is little to enjoy, little to change, and little to come back and play for next time.
    A few of the good things is that the game has a side game called "badminton" that is pretty fun and the mini games are fairly fun, even though you almost never play them during the actual play of a "party" game.
    The game sticks with the standard Mario style of graphics and does look good on the screen. There isn't any eye popping amazing visuals but it then again this is a standard Mario Party game, and what you get is exactly what you expect which is what makes this perfect.
    If you are buying this game for your small children the enjoy then they might like it, if you are like me and a life long Mario fan, looking for a new Mario Party game that will be fun, competitive and long lasting then DO NOT buy this game. Go plug in a N64, Game Cube or Wii and play any of them from Mario Party 1 - 8.
    Lets all hope that if they do come in the future with a Mario Party 11, they return to the individual, continual board, turn based length, mini game after every turn style of game that it used to be.    … Expand
  22. Kwcjr1991
    Apr 16, 2015
    10
    What can I say? I've been playing MP since the first, palm burning, original game in the series. This game is a 10 because it's chill. It's fun. You can lay back, relax and roll the dice. Amiibo party is a bit more work, it's a throwback, a shout out to the roots. I'm hopeful that there will be DLC in the future. Firstly, this game needs more boards. Second, more characters. Lastly moreWhat can I say? I've been playing MP since the first, palm burning, original game in the series. This game is a 10 because it's chill. It's fun. You can lay back, relax and roll the dice. Amiibo party is a bit more work, it's a throwback, a shout out to the roots. I'm hopeful that there will be DLC in the future. Firstly, this game needs more boards. Second, more characters. Lastly more collectables and mini games.… Expand
  23. NatT96
    Jul 9, 2015
    4
    One again, just like 9, its game play formula just does not work anymore. It forces a huge gimmick on you as well with the Amiibo integration. Over all the bowser game play is the only thing keeping the game fresh and that is probably all its worth. Some mini games are half ass*d to hell though, with forced game pad mechanics that could have been implemented better. To be honest, itsOne again, just like 9, its game play formula just does not work anymore. It forces a huge gimmick on you as well with the Amiibo integration. Over all the bowser game play is the only thing keeping the game fresh and that is probably all its worth. Some mini games are half ass*d to hell though, with forced game pad mechanics that could have been implemented better. To be honest, its better to pass on this title pick up Mario Party DS or 7 off the internet, because this game fails in a lot of ways.… Expand
  24. MarioValentine
    Aug 28, 2015
    10
    The graphics are really beautiful, and it's very fun to play, specially Bowser Party! The game uses the Wii Remote and GamePAd on cool ways, and the Amiibo just adds to the fun!
  25. Datamari
    Dec 27, 2015
    4
    BLAND.
    Mario Party 10 unfortunately falls under the same trap that Mario Party 9 did, only somehow made it worse. The amiibo system is still stupid, and a lot of elements that make a Mario Party game are taken away, making this game one of the most unenjoyable Wii U games. The visuals and minigames may be pretty good, but that's all this game really has going for it. The fact that you    BLAND.
    Mario Party 10 unfortunately falls under the same trap that Mario Party 9 did, only somehow made it worse. The amiibo system is still stupid, and a lot of elements that make a Mario Party game are taken away, making this game one of the most unenjoyable Wii U games. The visuals and minigames may be pretty good, but that's all this game really has going for it. The fact that you have to land on a specific space to play a minigame takes away the excitement of coming back from 3rd or 4th place if you win; it's dumb. Sure, kids may enjoy it, but this game really stops the party. If you want to play Mario Party, you'd be better off playing 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 or 8 rather than play the lackluster newer versions.

    Mario Party 10 gets a 4/10.    … Expand
  26. IHeartIwata
    Mar 26, 2015
    10
    Nintendo's latest entry to their perfect series that has set the standards for the party genre even farther. Let me break down the Mario Party series for you. Every Mario Party game takes place in Princess Daisy's head as she's lonely waiting to get kidnapped by Tatanga. With that backstory set in stone I now feel comfortable discussing the mechanics. This game is filled with so manyNintendo's latest entry to their perfect series that has set the standards for the party genre even farther. Let me break down the Mario Party series for you. Every Mario Party game takes place in Princess Daisy's head as she's lonely waiting to get kidnapped by Tatanga. With that backstory set in stone I now feel comfortable discussing the mechanics. This game is filled with so many different boards. I'm still unlocking tons after 63 hours. I have 15 and there's 5 more silhouettes. How they jam packed this game with these many boards? I just don't know. Each minigame has a even harder version of itself adding replay value up the freakin ROOF!

    You MUST get this game. And if you don't have a Wii U then why? Why!? Wii U has consistently brought us the most amazing games of all time and this will be remembered as fondly as classics such as Super Mario Brothers and The Legend of Zelda as THE innovator of the party genre.    … Expand
  27. Beastprogamer
    Apr 26, 2015
    9
    This is a very very awesome game. My second favourite Mario Party game so far. My first favourite is Mario Party 9. Mario Party 10 is a very awesome game. The Bowser and Amiibo parties are fun. The graphics are great for Wii U. The character selection is great. Toadette is back from Mario Party 8. The minigames are okay. Some are awesome. Some are awful. The Toad House is okay but the FunThis is a very very awesome game. My second favourite Mario Party game so far. My first favourite is Mario Party 9. Mario Party 10 is a very awesome game. The Bowser and Amiibo parties are fun. The graphics are great for Wii U. The character selection is great. Toadette is back from Mario Party 8. The minigames are okay. Some are awesome. Some are awful. The Toad House is okay but the Fun Bazzar and Museum are a little better. The sound effects are awesome some are even from Mario Party 9 and Island Tour. Mario Party 10 is a great game and I recommend you go pick it up and if you dislike or hate Mario Party 10, etc. you are silly as Justin Wanker Bieber. I give this game a 9/10. One of the best Wii U games ever. The best minigames were the shooting ones, bowser minigames,etc. so yeah, very good game and suggest you go pick it up. P.S. If you disliked my last review, you can burn in a fire. I hate the people that hate MP10 so dislike this review, you are automatically J Bieber's crappy belieber fan. Fall for my trap!!!!! xD I hate the people that hate mp10. Oh well, have it your way, and it is not my problem either.… Expand
  28. Uddermode
    Mar 21, 2015
    8
    I hadn't played a Mario Party since 7 and to be honest, I wished it would have been more like Mario Party 1-3. If I try to compare the game to it's past iterations, it doesn't really match up especially with nostalgia creating all sorts of bias. At the end of the day, all that matters in this type of game is if it is fun. I'm having fun. I was laughing loud as I watch others lose theirI hadn't played a Mario Party since 7 and to be honest, I wished it would have been more like Mario Party 1-3. If I try to compare the game to it's past iterations, it doesn't really match up especially with nostalgia creating all sorts of bias. At the end of the day, all that matters in this type of game is if it is fun. I'm having fun. I was laughing loud as I watch others lose their stars and I almost threw my controller when some last minute bad luck cost me the game. This isn't the Mario Party of the past but it is still a good game. Bowser mode is awesome and has a lot of potential. I wish party mode was turned based and not linear but I did enjoy the small level of strategy the game has now. Some of the mini-games have already become my all time favorites. I enjoyed this game a lot already and I know there are many more hours of enjoyment to come. But as a warning, this is a game that shines brightest with local multiplayer because it is meant for local multiplayer.… Expand
  29. boggle111
    Apr 22, 2015
    0
    Quite shocked at this newest instalment, claims to be 30 minutes took under 10 and the bowser mode is terrible. What happened to mini-games? Takes at least 3 rounds to start one and they're abysmal to say the least. Will be getting my money back on such a shoddy attempt of a product. Really not impressed considering the other Mario games released for Wii U are some of the best nintendoQuite shocked at this newest instalment, claims to be 30 minutes took under 10 and the bowser mode is terrible. What happened to mini-games? Takes at least 3 rounds to start one and they're abysmal to say the least. Will be getting my money back on such a shoddy attempt of a product. Really not impressed considering the other Mario games released for Wii U are some of the best nintendo games I've played.

    Such a major let down to the Mario Party series.    … Expand
  30. sanluis20
    Apr 26, 2015
    9
    If you like Mario Party, then you'll like this one. Don't know why people are so high on the old Mario Party's. I had them as a kid and while they're great, it's not like they're way better than this one. I remember before Mario Party 9 people were giving Mario Party low scores because each release was too similar. Then with Mario Party 9, then tried to change it and people hated it.If you like Mario Party, then you'll like this one. Don't know why people are so high on the old Mario Party's. I had them as a kid and while they're great, it's not like they're way better than this one. I remember before Mario Party 9 people were giving Mario Party low scores because each release was too similar. Then with Mario Party 9, then tried to change it and people hated it. I'm not saying the whole car movement is much better, in fact it's not as fun as the original concept, but still it doesn't ruin the game. Overall, it's worth the money to finally play Mario Party in HD.… Expand
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#34 Best Wii U Game of 2015
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#4 Most Discussed Wii U Game of 2015
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#14 Most Shared Wii U Game of 2015

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Mixed or average reviews - based on 66 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 20 out of 66
  2. Mixed: 44 out of 66
  3. Negative: 2 out of 66
  1. CD-Action
    Jul 4, 2015
    85
    Mario Party 10 stands out from the roster of great Wii U party games. [07/2015, p.71]
  2. Games Master UK
    May 6, 2015
    54
    Too skill-less for adults, too random for kids, Mario Party hangs on its largely uninspired minigames. [May 2015, p.79]
  3. games(TM)
    May 3, 2015
    60
    All three groups will merely be content, not delighted. [Issue#160, p.96]
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