The Switch has been home to games that have marked a return to form for their series after divisive entries.

Dan rolls the dice with Super Mario Party on Switch.

Huge selection of minigames; Perfect for players of all ages; Beautifully polished sound and graphics

Limited control options; Board Game mode levels are uninspired; Some of the modes feel tired too fast

Super Mario Party is the best Mario Party game we've had in the past decade, maybe ever. It'd be nice to have extra boards but what is there is going to be a ton of fun. To this day, no franchise brings together casual and expert gamers as well as Mario Party.

Great Boards; Accessible; Fun Minigames

Few Boards; Singleplayer Still Feels Boring

Super Mario Party's core Party mode and excellent minigames are the true Super Stars in this package. However, they're diluted by the extra modes. While some are genuinely creative and engaging, such as the team-based Partner Party and the fully cooperative River Survival, others feel like...

brings back the basics by creating a wonderful couch multiplayer. With over 80 minigames available you won't find yourself losing interest quickly. The way Nintendo incorporates the Joy-Cons and Switch console is a testament Nintendo as a company, a quirky tech company looking to continually...

Was supposed to be a Christmas gift, but they couldn't wait when they saw it. Paling with them every Saturday night and Sunday.

Great fun to play by yourself or with family and/or friends. Lots of different types of mini games to play and online ability too. Can also connect two Nintendo's together for more fun! 5*

Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

Excluding the 3DS releases, the last time Mario Party graced our homes consoles was on the Wii U in 2015 with Mario Party 10 and to be honest, I failed to really connect with the game.

I have to admit, I have a strange history with the Mario Party series. I've been playing since the very first game launched on the N64 back in 1998, and while I've always been entertained by them, there's always been this voice at the back of my head saying "you know this probably isn't very good,...

Mario Party returns to its traditional formula; River Survival and Partner Party are great additions to the main game mode; Minigames are consistently great; Playing with a full group of people is a blast

Boards are tiny and there aren't enough of them; Online mode leaves a lot to be desired; Not a good buy for those playing alone