Super Mario Party Jamboree

Super Mario Party Jamboree is a party game built around seven boards and more than 110 minigames. Players can move through boards such as Goomba Lagoon and Rainbow Galleria, where the stated activities include going with the flow and searching for stars. The minigames range from running through merry-go-rounds to motion-controlled minigolf, offering different activities within the board-based party format.

Koopathlon adds a competitive format to the board-and-minigame lineup: players compete online to reach the goal, with minigame scores affecting their speed. It is one of the game’s additional modes. Motion-controlled minigames are not compatible with Nintendo Switch Lite or the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, though button-controlled minigames can still be played with those devices.

Gameplay and features

• Seven party boards: Play across seven boards, including Goomba Lagoon and Rainbow Galleria. The game also brings back Western Land and Mario’s Rainbow Castle, boards that appeared in earlier titles.
• More than 110 minigames: The minigame selection includes activities such as running through merry-go-rounds and motion-controlled minigolf. Motion-controlled minigames require a Joy-Con controller and are unavailable during online play.
• Koopathlon competition: Koopathlon is an online competition for 20 players. Participants race across a party board by earning high scores in minigames such as Lane Change; higher scores in each round make them move faster toward the goal.

Frequently asked questions

What do players do in Super Mario Party Jamboree?

Players take part in a party game featuring seven boards and more than 110 minigames. Board activities include searching for stars in Rainbow Galleria, while minigames range from merry-go-round running to motion-controlled minigolf.

Which boards are included?

There are seven boards, including Goomba Lagoon and Rainbow Galleria. Western Land and Mario’s Rainbow Castle also return from earlier titles.

How does Koopathlon work?

Koopathlon is an online competition for 20 players, who race across a party board by scoring well in minigames such as Lane Change. Higher scores in each round increase a player’s speed toward the goal.

What controllers work for motion-controlled minigames?

Motion-controlled minigames require a Joy-Con controller and are not available online. They are also incompatible with Nintendo Switch Lite and the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller; button-controlled minigames can still be played with those devices.