The boards this time around are all based on racing to the end, and there a huge amount of variety in the types of power-ups, spaces, and obstacles you'll encounter. And there are plenty of laughs to be had with Island Tour. This isn't really a series about winning - it's about having a lot of laughs along the way. To Mario Party veterans this won't be an issue. But success in Island Tour is often dictated purely by luck, thanks to random dice rolls. Cruise-controlĪs usual, Mario Party: Island Tour is a four-player boardgame-based experience in which Mario characters bomb around a board, using items on each other and participating in mini-games.īeing good at mini-games gives you the advantage, since you'll receive power-ups for playing well. Still, if you're looking for a public party in your pocket that doesn't involve being reported to the police then Island Tour could very well scratch that itch. Although it was Hudson Soft that created the Mario Party franchise ten long years, NDCube has been faring pretty well with it in recent years.īut Mario Party: Island Tour is a little disappointing, in that its moments of brilliance are diluted by poor mini-games.
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