If you’re curious about Mario Party Jamboree’s boards and how to unlock them, this handy guide is here to help you find your way around.

The Mario Party series is back with Super Mario Party Jamboree. There's a lot to like this time around, but this new entry is not without its issues.

Party-Planner Trek is the single-player mode in Mario Party Jamboree --here's how long it takes to see the end of it.

Super Mario Party Jamboree, the latest in the venerable series, comes to Nintendo Switch this week. After playing some of it, I can confirm that part of Mario Party, if nothing else, has been left wonderfully intact. It may not be a "good video game" by conventional standards, but who cares?

In Super Mario Party Jamboree, you'll encounter Jamboree Buddies who can shake up the match with their different abilities.

And on the right side of the map, you'll encounter the first of many Lakitu quizzes in Super Mario Party Jamboree. He has a lot of questions for you to answer, and each correct one will reward you with a bonus Mini Star. Lakitu will show up at each board, but this guide will cover the Lakitu questions and answers at Goomba Lagoon.

Super Mario Party Jamboree arrives as the third series entry on the Switch. The first, Super Mario Party, was innovative yet divisive, and its follow-up, Mario Party Superstars, was nostalgic but felt a little safe,

Super Mario Party Jamboree is the latest entry in the beloved series, with 22 playable characters. All are unlocked except for Pauline and Ninji.

Super Mario Party Jamboree players can change an important setting in the game that can greatly enhance the overall experience.