Gather your friends, pick a board, and have a Mario party! Choose your character, roll some dice, and compete in an assortment of minigames to see who can get the most stars. From running through merry-go-rounds to motion-control* minigolf, the main game has seven boards and over 110 minigames to play…and the new Jamboree TV mode adds even more minigames designed to take advantage of Nintendo Switch 2 features like mouse controls!

Exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, Jamboree TV casts you and your friends as contestants in a game show hosted by Toad. Take on a variety of challenges along with Mario and friends that use the Joy-Con™ 2 controller for mouse controls, the system's built-in microphone to respond to your sounds, and more. Add a compatible USB-C® camera (sold separately) and other players’ faces will appear during gameplay—like when they’re crowned for winning minigames or surrounded by the coins they’ve won!

With 22 playable characters, Pro Rules for more serious competition, and a local single player mode, there’s something for every kind of partygoer!

Get hands-on with Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive features in Carnival Coaster and Bowser Live

Lock in and go on the co-op Carnival Coaster! Use the Joy-Con 2 controller’s mouse controls to aim at flying baddies and try to blast 'em down. There will also be a mouse-control minigame each time the coaster rolls into a pipe. You'll have to work together to improve your score!

Get on stage and become the star of the performance in Bowser Live! Compete in two teams and take on wild minigame challenges focused on sound and movement. Connect the Nintendo Switch 2 camera or a compatible USB-C® camera** (each sold separately) to project you and your buddies into the in-game venue!

Get moving in Rhythm Kitchen, Toad’s Item Factory, and Paratroopa Flight School
Motion-control games are back! Cook to the beat in the Rhythm Kitchen cooking show, help Toads piece together party items in Toad’s Item Factory, and soar through the sky in Paratroopa Flight School. There are also motion-control minigames in the standard Mario Party mode that you can toggle on or off.