Wccftech.com
5.6I 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
Nd Cube · Nov 10, 2017
About
The fun comes faster than ever with this collection of the top 100 minigames from all ten Mario Party™ series console games. Test your memory, speed, and luck in a variety of multiplayer minigame types. Thanks to the Nintendo 3DS family systems’ Download Play feature, up to four players can join the party on their own game system with just one game card!
Trailers & screenshots
Scores by platform
7.0
Critic reviews
- Nintendo Insider5.0Mario Party: The Top 100 could have been so much more. The minigame assortment is a strong one and a fun nostalgia trip for fans of the series, however thanks to the game’s underwhelming selection of single and multiplayer modes that enjoyment is short-lived. A rushed release that sadly squanders its potential. Here’s hoping an inevitable Switch entry can get the series back on track.
- ZTGD6.5Mario Party Top 100 is a great look back on the history of mini games from the franchise, and I can’t fault it for that. It really brought back a lot of great memories and I appreciate that.
- Dual Shockers5.0It is a shame to see the series fizzle out like this on 3DS. At this point, I just want Nintendo to bring the game over to the Switch with Mario Party 11, as that may be the breath of fresh air this series desperately needs to stay relevant. If that doesn’t work out, then it may be time for Nintendo and Nd Cube to finally put this once great series to rest.
- Pure Nintendo7.0I hope the next entry brings a focus on boards, but Mario Party: The Top 100 is still a fun game that series fans will probably want to add to their collection, especially if they have friends to play with.
- NintendoLife6.0There is a lot to love in the way Nd Cube brought back 100 beloved minigames from the Mario Party series, but this package falls short in the content used to deliver those bite-sized delights. Mario Party: The Top 100 may hold the record for the most minigames, but it certainly has the least amount of content and the lowest replayability.
Rate this game
Drag or use arrow keys to rate
to rate this game.