Party games are endless fun for everyone involved. Whether you're playing with your family or with friends ahead of a night out, there's really nothing better than getting your blood pumping and frustrations flying with a board game-style party game. Some of the best memories I have stem from playing a game like Mario Party and beating my sister, who seems to annoyingly always win at every mini-game we play.
While Mario Party seems to be the cream of the crop when it comes to picking a party game, there are a slew of other party-style titles available that feature mini-games that are just as fun, if not more. From 2001 on, here are some party-style titles that deserve just as much love, jam-packed with mini-games that rival Mario Party's.
I was a massive fan of Tamagotchi as a child and even into adulthood. The little tech taught me a great lesson about responsibility, cleaning, playing games with, and feeding my little virtual pet so he wouldn't end up passing on into the next world. That's why I was so thrilled to see a party game, Tamagotchi: Party On!, based on the little world that Bandai Namco created, bringing my pet Tamagotchi out of my handheld device onto my television screen.
Tamagotchi: Party On! is a multiplayer party game unlike anything else. I was so used to the Mario Party-esque board game style that this one spun me for a loop. You play a little character with big dreams, set on becoming the next Tamagotchi President. With each dice roll, the goal is to collect Popularity Points by doing tasks befitting of a president-elect.
Mini-games include washing windows, shaking hands with constituents, flipping the pages of a book, cleaning up litter, and washing community trucks, all for the sake of getting voters on your side. Games are colorful and interactive, played by shaking and swiping the Wii remote via motion controls.
I genuinely felt a sense of accomplishment every time I was voted in as the rightful Tamagotchi President, given I worked so hard to achieve my goal. It's a wholly unique concept, and one I haven't seen from a party game since.
Players are offered 45 mini-games in the fast-paced romp that is Fuzion Frenzy, released in 2001. I enjoyed playing this title when I was a kid because it seemed to combine all the challenging facets of mini-games into one, offering diverse options from challenging obstacle courses to rhythm-based games that kept me on my toes. It was like every party-style game I've ever played, all in one.
There are two modes to choose from when playing this title: Tournament Mode and Mini-Game Frenzy.
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