Most Mario Party games have focused on the collecting of coins and stars to determine a winner at the end of a game, but Island Tour's boards feature different objectives and modes of play.

Island Tour could have been much more than it is. That’s about the size of Mario Party: Island Tour. A fun and charming mini-game collection chock full of variety and aimed at groups of players.

Mario Party: Island Tour is the most unforgiving game in a franchise with a reputation for rewarding luck as much as skill.

The Mario Party series is all about the mini games – primarily collecting a batch together and placing them around a game board for the player (s) to tackle. Island Tour features 81 mini games ...

Mario Party: Island Tour lets you take the fun on the road with your Nintendo 3DS system! Face off against friends and family in the all-new, ultimate Mario Party – a portable minigame ...

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Mario Party: Island Tour launched in North America yesterday alongside Super Mario 3D World and The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, and today, we have the launch trailer for it posted below.

Mario Party: Island Tour brings the raucous virtual board game to the 3DS, with inconsistent results. Our review.

Mario Party: Island Tour doesn’t know what it’s good at. It's a multiplayer party game that incorporates the four-player chaos of previous console iterations alongside a more robust single ...

Island Tour isn't the Mario Party you remember, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. That said, there are definitely some missing pieces that keep it from being a memorable entry in the franchise.

Mario Party: Island Tour for 3DS tasks you with either playing against the computer or a bunch of friends (via download play, discussed further into this review), in a board game style mode.