The complete collection of 3 vintage party games — with full reviews, cheat codes, and trivia.
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The refined sequel that many consider the peak of the Mario Party series. Mario Party 2 added themed boards with costume changes, more balanced minigames, and new Items that made the experience deeper and more strategic than the original.
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The party game that defined competitive friendship destruction. Mario Party's board game structure combined with 50 minigames created an entirely new genre. The N64 game that turns any gathering into a lively tournament, complete with Bowser stealing stars and the infamous stick-spinning mini-games.
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Sony's PS1 answer to Mario Party featuring Crash and friends in competitive minigame tournaments. Crash Bash's four-player arena battles — polar bear push, bowling, pogo party, and tank warfare — made it the best party game in the PS1 library despite critical reception that focused on the lack of a proper platformer installment.
The party genre has produced some of the most beloved and influential video games in history. From early arcade classics to the sophisticated titles of the 16-bit era, party games have consistently challenged players with their unique mechanics and memorable experiences.
Our database covers 3 party games spanning from the earliest home consoles through the PlayStation era, complete with full reviews, cheat codes, development trivia, and recommendations for games like your favorites.