Mario Party 11 (Tyler730)

Mario Party 11 is the eleventh installment of the Mario Party series. It is the first to be released on the Nintendo Switch and the first to be developed by someone new. (Dino Games) The gameplay is the same as in Mario Party 9 and Mario Party 10 but also has a mode that brings back the traditional gameplay from the first eight installments.
==Game Modes==
===Traditional Mode===
In traditional mode, the gameplay is back to the roots of the former installments. Players must collect coins either on the game board or by playing minigames. They use those coins to buy Stars. Whoever has the most Stars wins. Candy from Mario Party 8 returns, and like that game, Candy can allow players to either change their physical appearance for a short time, or receive an enhanced ability of some nature. The only new addition is the inclusion of bosses from the recent installments. Bosses will appear in the turn number that’s half the total amount of turns, as well as the last turn. Defeating the mid-boss will reward first place 40 coins, second place 20 coins, third place 10 coins, and fourth place 5 coins. Defeating the end boss will reward first place 20 coins, second place 10 coins, third place 5 coins, and fourth place 3 coins. After the last boss is defeated, all of the coins and stars will be counted. Bonus coins will also be rewarded for certain things such as winning the most minigames or landing on the most lucky spaces. Like Mario Party: Star Rush, every 10 coins adds up to one star. The one who has the most stars ends up being the Superstar. (winner)
===Modern Mode===
In modern mode, the gameplay is the same as Mario Party 9 and Mario Party 10. Players must ride together in a car and collect mini stars on the game board or by playing minigames. Unlike the other two games, minigames are played at the end of each turn rather than just a Minigame Space. When the players make it to the fortress, they will fight a mid-boss. Defeating the mid-boss rewards first place, 20 mini stars, second place 10 mini stars, third place 5 mini stars, and fourth place 3 mini stars. The end boss is at the end of the board. Defeating the end boss will reward first place 40 mini stars, second place 20 mini stars, third place 10 mini stars, and fourth place 5 mini stars. After the last boss is defeated, bonus stars will be rewarded for certain things. The amount of mini stars will be counted. Whoever has the most mini stars wins.
==Characters==
===Default===
T730Mario.png|Mario
T730Luigi.png|Luigi
T730Peach.png|Peach
T730Daisy.png|Daisy
T730Rosalina.png|Rosalina
T730Yoshi.png|Yoshi
T730Wario.png|Wario
T730Waluigi.png|Waluigi
T730DK.png|Donkey Kong
T730DiddyKong.png|Diddy Kong
T730Toad.png|Toad
T730Toadette.png|Toadette
T730Birdo.png|Birdo
T730Boo.png|Boo
T730DryBones.png|Dry Bones
===Unlockable===
T730Pauline.png|Pauline
T730Cappy.png|Cappy
T730DixieKong.png|Dixie Kong
T730ShyGuy.png|Shy Guy
T730Paratroopa.png|Paratroopa
==Boards==
Mario Party 11 has a total of ten boards each with their own host and gimmicks. This table will inform you about the boards.
Name 	Description 	Host 	Bosses
Piranha Gardens	A beautiful garden filled with Piranha Plants. One of the gimmicks in this board is the Piranha Plant Space. Landing on that space will cause the player to get eaten. They would have to throw a dart to determine how many coins they will lose. Landing on an Event Space will cause Monty Moles to grab players and throw them at a random player’s space. In modern mode, the Event Space will cause Mega Monty Mole to throw the players forward or backwards ten spaces. The design also changes to a more linear format.	Yellow Toad	Wiggler (mid-boss)Petey Piranha (end boss)
Category:Dino Games
Category:Nintendo Switch Games
Category:Mario (series)
Category:Mario Games
Category:Mario Party Games
Category:Mario Party (series)
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