These can range from extra dice rolls, items, stars and magic cards. They offer differing – board specific – rewards based on whichever position you finish within them.
The minigames are the bread and butter of Mario Party: Island Tour. No matter what board you’re playing on you’ll always be playing them. If you’ve got an hour to kill, then a board such as Perilous Palace Path is your best bet. Each board has an estimated completion time, so if you’ve got fifteen minutes to spare then Banzai Bill’s Mountain is probably the board for you. On the other hand a board such as Star-Crossed Skyway isn’t about getting to the end goal first, but rather about collecting as many stars as you can along the way through mini-games and by reaching checkpoints on the board before your opponents.
Boards such as Rocket Race and Banzai Bill’s Mountain are short and simple – get to the end of the board first. There are seven different boards to play on and each is unique in their own way as they have different objectives. You pick a character from the Mario series and attempt to get to the end goal of the board before your opponents through dice rolls. Mario Party: Island Tour is – like previous games – based around the idea of a board game.
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