10 tips to win more games

in your heart Super Mario Jamboree Party it's essentially a chance-based board game, especially when you factor in random game-changing elements like Bonus Stars. But despite the chaos, there are strategies you can use to win Super Mario Jamboree Party games.

These Super Mario Jamboree Party tips will help reduce the random elements of the game and help you win more games more often. Learning all the Mario Party Jamboree board layouts and how you can use them to your advantage, knowing when to strike and when to bet, and understanding how to prioritize your moves and actions make the difference between a fluke win and a sure win.

1 Study each board before playing

Starspawn locations, layouts, and features

Probably the first Super Mario Jamboree Party What players need to do to win more games is learn the ins and outs of each board layout. Everyone Super Mario Party the board has a set number of possible places where the Star can appear, unique features that can completely change the map, and optimal routes for quickly passing the board in difficult moments.

You can explore the basic layout of each board by playing single-player or engaging in Party Planning's single-player story, which allows you to freely explore each board while completing quests.

2 Prioritize coins over speed – first

Take your time First star

In the first few rounds of each map, you may be tempted to just go to the star and buy extra dice or use items to help you get there before everyone else. But the thing is, you usually won't have enough coins to buy the first star until around round 3.

If you hit the Lucky field in the first round and get 10 or more coins to add to your total, a straight line on a star is a good idea. But more often than not, it's best to slow down first and stock up on coins so you can mine items and buy (or steal) stars later.

3 Don't be afraid to splurge at every store

Items are cheap and useful, especially with Pro rules

If you pass by the Koopa Shop in the Super Mario Jamboree Partyyou will be able to purchase one of the items on sale for gold. Some items aren't very useful, but special Dice Blocks, Warp Pipes, Chomp Call, Golden Pipe and special Mario's party all board items should be picked up at every opportunity.

These items are limited in pro mode, so acquire them faster than your opponents to get rid of their very powerful buffs and effects.

Keep an eye on the item bag – it fills your inventory with random items that can be worth much more than the cost.

4 Use the board features to catch your opponents

Slow down or trap enemies with board mechanics

Almost every board has some feature that can be affected in some way by player actions. These unique features tend to change the basic layout of the map, restrict player movement between zones, or otherwise significantly alter the board – often to the detriment of other players.

• For example, on Goomba Lagoon, you can turn the tide with a cheap item and trap your opponents on a small island for several full rounds.
• On the Mega Wiggler's Tree Party board, you can move the Wiggler into the middle with a similar item (or piss off the Wiggler and change the spaces on his back to negative).
• In Westland, the Train can run over and back to the start if enemies are on the tracks as it moves from station to station.

These are just a few examples – some of the best Super Mario Jamboree Party The tip is to stock up on items that enable features (such as the Shell item in Goomba Lagoon or the Ticket in Westland) and use these unique board features to your advantage when your opponents are vulnerable.

5 Don't change your route to get Jamboree friends

You can find friends without hitting them

Jamboree Buddies is a new mechanic in the Super Mario Jamboree Party which gives players a companion for several rounds. Each companion has a unique bonus effect, and if they follow you, you can purchase two stars at once (for 40 coins).

But the thing is, you won't get a Jamboree Buddy by being the first to land – the Jamboree Buddies will instead give the player who reached them an advantage in an all-player mini-game, and the winner will get the Jamboree Buddy. regardless of where they are on the map.

Don't go out of your way to get Jamboree Buddies, because if someone else goes after them, you'll still get a chance to recruit them to your side.

6 Avoid pressing the buttons, swipe them instead

Win the Button Mashing mini-games faster with less load

There are quite a few Super Mario Jamboree Party mini-games that encourage players to press a certain button faster than their opponents. In these mini-games, you can actually mash faster by swiping the button from side to side instead of clicking on it.

While holding the Joycon, rub your thumb from side to side on the desired input, allowing the button to rise slightly before moving it to the other side (a bit like the universal money symbol). You can also make a crab claw shape with your hand like a speedrunner and quickly turn your wrist to quickly press the button without bending your thumb at all.

7 Aim for the 1st place player in the mini-games…

Level the playing field, even if it's your teammate

If another player has a significant coin lead, it's always a good idea to team up and knock them out. If you're lucky, the 1st place player can participate in a 1v3 minigame where you and your teammates can team up naturally. If you're in a 2v2 match and you're teaming up with a 1st ranked player, consider leveling the playing field a bit.

It's a little more difficult in the Free For All minigames, but even there you can mess with other opponents a lot of the time. Push the 1st place player off a cliff in the running mini-game, target others in the battle mini-games and hinder them in any way you can, using items and other features to knock them off the pedestal.

8 …But don't make yourself a target for others

First, stay out of sight to avoid becoming a target

While targeting the 1st place player is a good way to level the playing field, you don't want to be too antagonistic. If you stole a star from another player, for example, your reputation would be tarnished, and pretty much everyone would do anything in their power to get revenge on you.

In general, it's best to save these kinds of truly game-changing special events until the second half of the match, when your opponents won't be able to do much to stop you. Until then, try to stay off the radar so you don't become a target yourself.

9 Practice as much as possible before each mini-game

You may annoy others, but you will be prepared

U Super Mario Jamboree Party each minigame is preceded by a screen detailing the minigame and its controls, followed by a window with a smaller, hands-on version of that minigame. Unlike some previous ones Mario's party games, Super Mario Jamboree Party lets you control your character and play the full mini-game in this hands-on window.

The mini-game won't start until everyone confirms they're ready, so you can practice as much as you want before the actual game. One of the best Super Mario Jamboree Party Strategies, while aggravating to others, might be to not press Done until everyone else has started tilting. You'll get more practice and your opponents will make more mistakes.

Take advantage of this time and don't click Done until you're comfortable with the mini-game, its controls and objectives.

10 Sit closer to the switch for less input lag

An easy way to make sure your input is readable

Some of the mini-games are very precise and if you go out of line it can mean you drop to 4th place, but if your Joycon signal is blocked by a piece of furniture or you go out of range of the Switch, your inputs can be misread.

Make sure your Joycons are fully charged before playing
Super Mario Jamboree Party
to avoid losing mini-games due to dead batteries.

While this may not be a big deal for some, sitting closer to where the Nintendo Switch is docked will usually help you control your character and their actions seamlessly. For example, if the Switch is behind the TV, consider moving the console in front of the TV to a more open spot while you play.