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Mario Party: The Top 1002017

Mario Party: The Top 100

2017 Nintendo60Worthwhile

Playtime

ShortIt typically takes about 4 hours to finish the game.

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Game modes

Details

Launch
November 9, 2017
Developer
NDCube
Publisher
Nintendo
Themes

Overview

Mario Party: The Top 100 - Game Modes & amiibo Trailer - Nintendo 3DS

Mario Party: The Top 100 is a party compilation that brings together 100 of the series’ most memorable mini‑games from classic entries, optimized for quick competitive or casual sessions. Players compete in bite‑sized challenges that capture the series’ variety (timing tests, reflex puzzles, skill contests), either locally or in short online matches, preserving the pick‑up‑and‑play chaos and charm of Mario Party across multiple eras.

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Reception

Mario Party: The Top 100 is an unnecessary project that was thrown into the market on a residual basis. Perhaps it is worth trying to play with the children, but in this case, several consoles of the 3DS family are needed. Game lacks online mode.

I do hope they bring Mario Party to Switch soon, but until then, this honestly isn't a very good replacement. Not worth it unless it's a gift for a younger gamer, or you happen to get together with friends and 3DS consoles often.

Mario Party: The Top 100 is an awesome opportunity for new players to know the past of this series, even when the lack of the board game shows strong differences in playability.

Mario Party: The Top 100 does a very good job at bringing previous minigames of the Mario Party series to the 3DS, thanks to an exquisite conversion job whose result is a long lifespan, very good control systems and a fun and involving solo mode. The other side, though, is that Mario Party's multiplayer component misses out in this game, and it certainly...

Mario Party: The Top 100 is a game made with great diligence. Its party game nature, however, fails to take off and express itself fully, especially if you've played a lot of the mini-games re-proposed. Although it's a sort of mecum vate of the Nintendo saga, the game is very derived and essential, slipping too soon into oblivion.