To see all of the minigames in Mario Party 2018, look at this page right here.Īmiibo functionality from Mario Party 10 and Star Rush is back, along with new amiibo. They're all listed in order of their appearances from 1998 to 2018. You unlock these by spending coins at the store.Īs stated before, all characters from all past Mario Party games have returned, from Mario to Koopa Kid. This is a mode showing off statues of characters, items, and locations from past and current Mario Party games. However, each time someone wins a minigame (which are all specific to this mode), they earn up to 3 Bob-Ombs used to raid the base. The goal is to used Bob-Ombs to raid the opposing team's base and take their star, but it still plays like Party Mode. In this mode, up to 8 players can duke it out in teams for 2, 3, or 4. The rules are generally the same, but the minigames are entirely different.
More amiibo have been added, so now each character has a designated amiibo. For one, all the boards are now bigger and aren't just character based. Unlike Mario Party 10's amiibo Party mode, this one has significant changes. Each character starts out with 5 stars, and whoever is left standing after all the stars are gone wins.
There are 10 different locations you can choose from, all with different obstacles and tricks. In this mode, each character is equipped with a squeaky hammer that is used to hit other players. It's endless, and there are no prizes involved. The minigames need to be unlocked by playing them at least once during Party Mode.
This is a mode where 2 to 4 players can play whatever minigames you want. In addition, once each game is over, you get a certain amount of coins to spend at the shop, where you can get statues for Memorabilia Mode.
When two or more characters land on a space, it accesses a minigame that all 4 players play. You can get candies to help you get further in the game, all of which give you crazy powers, like turning you into a pixelated version of yourself or you getting two or three dice. The goal in the game is to get a certain amount of Stars so you can be the Super Star, and when you roll the die (or dice), the number dictates how many spaces you move on the board. You roll a dice block that has numbers on it, with the numbers ranging from 1 to 10. The game has gone back to it's competitive roots, with all 4 players moving independently on a large variety of game boards from Mario Party's past. In previous Mario Party entries, specifically 9 and 10, moving independently was removed for a car which held all 4 players, which in turn, made all 4 players act as a team.
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