10 Best Games Like Mario Party Superstars
10 Best Games Like Mario Party Superstars
The Nintendo Switch was built with local multiplayer in mind, and here are 10 titles that best cater to fans of co-operative multiplayer.
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Remakes, remasters, and re-imaginings are a major trend in AAA video gaming at the moment, and even the ever-innovative Nintendo is joining in. From modernized ports of classic Mario platformers to total remakes of beloved Zelda adventures, the Nintendo Switch is home to dozens of revamped retro titles.
In keeping with this inclination Mario Party Superstars, an amalgamation of the best aspects of the first three Mario Party games on the Nintendo 64, recently debuted on the Switch. Though a great offering, it may not sate gamers looking for totally original experiences, but the system has no shortage of amazing party games to try out.
WarioWare: Get It Together (2021)
The follow-up to the 3DS-exclusive WarioWare Gold which debuted in 2018, WarioWare: Get It Together is a slick and stylish compilation of microgames that challenges players to think on their feet in order to nab high scores. The series has never been known for its depth, and, while Get It Together doesn’t aggrandize its status as a collection of minigames, that doesn’t mean it should go ignored, particularly by fans of party games.
Get It Together is also replete with a suite of games designed specifically for parties. From bizarro volleyball to a wonderfully weird faux-fighting game, there’s a lot for fans of Mario Party to get excited about.
Super Mario 3D World + Bowsers Fury (2021)
Multiplayer co-op in Mario games is usually a bit weird; from the manic madness of New Super Mario Bros. Wii to the laggy lunacy of Mario Maker 2’s online component, few multiplayer platformers in the traditionally solo-centric series get it right. Fortunately, Super Mario 3D World + Bowsers Fury, an enhanced port of one of the Wii U’s most famous titles, hit it out of the park.
Both couch co-op and multiplayer gameplay are terrific, and the title strikes a great balance between complexity and approachability. When it comes to co-op platforming, this is the go-to experience.
JackBox Party Pack 7 (2020)
The undisputed king of pick-up-and-play party games, Jackbox Party Pack 7 is a laugh-a-minute Switch title that combines the approachability of many tabletop board games with the intrigue and variety of many digital party games.
Boasting games like the ever-popular Quiplash, the hilarious drawing game Champ’d Up, or the oddball Talking Points, this is a must-have for large parties. Two of the included titles, Blather Round and The Devils in the Details, can be a bit convoluted, but the seventh installment in the JackBox Party Pack series shouldn’t be missed by any fans of casual multiplayer content.
What The Dub?! (2021)
Often compared to the JackBox series of games, What The Dub?! tasks players with overdubbing scenes from old and overbearingly awkward movies. It’s sort of a combination of Quiplash and Cards Against Humanity, and it’s a guaranteed great time when played with a group of friends.
The only issue is that it requires that every player have a smartphone or tablet handy, which takes away from the inherently accessible nature of most Nintendo Switch games. Still, What the Dub?! is far too unique to miss out on.
Overcooked 2 (2018)
What’s that they say about too many cooks in the kitchen? As it happens, in Overcooked 2, there are too few. In this 2018 party game, up to four players scramble to delegate tasks and complete dishes within a time limit in a sweet combination of Holiday Baking Championship and Minute To Win It.
Overcooked 2 ups the ante when compared to the original title, introducing wild new environments and mechanics which make for even more chaos in the kitchen. There’s a bit of a learning curve, but it’s nonetheless endlessly entertaining, even for newcomers.
Rocket League (2017)
Rocket League has evolved from an unassuming pastime into a global esports phenomenon. Featuring the simplistic yet brilliant combination of extreme sports and soccer, this multiplayer title appeals to just about everyone.
A game that’s approachable enough for those who’ve never picked up a video game controller before yet deep enough to allow for complex strategy, it’s as close to a one-size-fits-all video game experience as there can be. Plus, with the portability and co-op-friendly features built into the Switch, Nintendo’s is the perfect console on which to play.
Moving Out (2020)
Published by Team 17, the same studio behind the admittedly similar Overcooked 2, Moving Out removes the chaos from the kitchen and spreads it all over the house. Part puzzler, part timed test of skill, Moving Out tasks up to four players with removing furniture from a home as fast as humanly possible.
While an overwhelmingly tedious chore in real life, it’s a fast-paced blast in Moving Out. With a suite of engaging levels that’ll engage the mind and test the strength of friendships, the gameplay experience calls to mind the pure pandamonium of many of Mario Party’s minigames.
Mario Kart 8
The pre-eminent party game since its original incarnation debuted on Nintendo’s SNES in 1992, Mario Kart offers up the most fun four players can have while huddled around a video game console.
Though the Nintendo Switch has yet to receive its own original title in the famous franchise, the port of the Wii U’s Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is a perfectly acceptable substitute. The largest collection of karts, tracks, and racers seen thus far in a single entry in the series, players of all skill levels will be endlessly entertained with this paragon of pastime.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (2018)
A crossover fighting game of unparalleled scale, the Super Smash Bros. series has been a staple of every Nintendo console since the original debuted on the Nintendo 64 in 1999.
2018’s Super Smash Bros Ultimate is the most ambitious release thus far seen in the series; a massive collection of stages, fighters, items, and modes, Ultimate is endlessly entertaining, but it’s at its best when friends gather around to play local multiplayer. Plus, the game can be adjusted for fighters of all skill levels, negating the barrier which often prevents newcomers from hopping into other titles in the genre.
Super Mario Party (2018)
With more than a dozen installments across multiple home consoles and handhelds, the Mario Party franchise is the undeniable paragon of party games. While the series has experienced some fantastic highs and harsh lows in recent years, it remains an enduring aspect of Nintendo’s video game offerings.
2018’s Super Mario Party may not be the most well-regarded of the series, but, with a heavy emphasis on shorter matches and cross-console local multiplayer, it’s the ultimate pick-up-and-play title on the Switch. Fans who found themselves enamored with the series’ most recent offering owe it to themselves to pick this up.
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