Mario Party has never been a graphical showcase, but Super Mario Party Jamboree looks clean and colorful. The new boards have clever aesthetic twists, like a racetrack-themed stage. Moreover, slick menus and streamlined interfaces make navigation a breeze.

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If you’re curious about Mario Party Jamboree’s boards and how to unlock them, this handy guide is here to help you find your way around.

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Like with previous games in the series, Mario Party sees players facing off on a bunch of different themed boards to collect stars, coins, items, and other trinkets in the hopes of become a Super Star.

Super Mario Party Jamboree manages to deliver the core Mario Party experience that fans have loved for decades but is also the most innovative title offering more to do when your friends aren't around.

Party-Planner Trek is the single-player mode in Mario Party Jamboree --here's how long it takes to see the end of it.

With newcomers such as Ninji and Pauline, Super Mario Party Jamboree has the largest roster yet, with 22 playable Nintendo characters.

Out the gate, Jamboree feels like it’s got something to prove. The game opens with the flying turtle wizard Kamek arriving front and center to say verbatim, “Welcome to a bigger, bolder Super Mario Party.” Why one of Bowser’s henchmen is hosting a tropical destination shindig for 22 people is beside the point.