Mario Party: Tabuleiros - Tier List & Versus
(1998–2024)
Published
This list has 127 characters from Mario Party: Tabuleiros.
Mario Party: Tabuleiros - Official Tier
Editorial placements for Mario Party: Tabuleiros, with the reasoning behind each list.
Every Mario Party Board Ever, Ranked
One board for the whole saga: every playable board from Mario Party (1998) to Super Mario Party Jamboree (2024), across all sixteen games that have a board map. The top rows are the maps the community keeps asking to see remade — the N64 classics with their star swaps and Bowser gambles, the GameCube dream boards with their day-and-night events, and the Switch-era showpieces like Rainbow Galleria. The middle rows hold the dependable boards that do their job in any lobby, and the bottom rows collect the tutorials, the minigame-only maps and the simple character boards from Mario Party 10, kept here for completeness. Boards that were remade in Superstars or Jamboree appear once, at their original game.
Peach S Birthday Cake
Mario S Rainbow Castle
Yoshi S Tropical Island
Space Land
Horror Land
Western Land
Bowser Land
Woody Woods
Waluigi S Island
Goomba S Greedy Gala
Boo S Haunted Bash
Faire Square
Castaway Bay
Clockwork Castle
Snowflake Lake
E Gadd S Garage
Koopa S Tycoon Town
Pagoda Peak
Neon Heights
Rainbow Galleria
King Bowser S Keep
Goomba Lagoon
King Bob Omb S Powderkeg Mine
Dk S Jungle Adventure
Eternal Star
Luigi S Engine Room
Wario S Battle Canyon
Bowser S Magma Mountain
Mystery Land
Pirate Land
Chilly Waters
Creepy Cavern
Spiny Desert
Deep Bloober Sea
Toad S Midway Madness
Shy Guy S Jungle Jam
Koopa S Seaside Soiree
Bowser S Gnarly Party
Pirate Dream
Undersea Dream
Sweet Dream
Toy Dream
Rainbow Dream
Future Dream
Towering Treetop
Thirsty Gulch
Astro Avenue
Grand Canal
Pyramid Park
Windmillville
Bowser S Enchanted Inferno
Shy Guy S Perplex Express
Dk S Treetop Temple
Toad Road
Bob Omb Factory
Blooper Beach
Magma Mine
Mushroom Park
Airship Central
Haunted Trail
Whimsical Waters
Kamek S Library
Bowser S Pinball Machine
Dk S Stone Statue
Perilous Palace Path
Rocket Road
Kamek S Tantalizing Tower
Megafruit Paradise
Whomp S Domino Ruins
Mega Wiggler S Tree Party
Roll Em Raceway
Mini Game Stadium
Mini Game Trial
Blowhard
Mr Mover
Pipesqueak
Arrowhead
Backtrack
Mega Board Mayhem
Mini Board Mad Dash
Bowser Nightmare
Infernal Tower
Goomba S Booty Boardwalk
King Boo S Haunted Hideaway
Bowser S Warped Orbit
Boo S Horror Castle
Dk S Jungle Ruins
Bowser Station
Chaos Castle
Wiggler S Garden
Toadette S Music Room
Banzai Bill S Mad Mountain
Kamek S Carpet Ride
Shy Guy S Shuffle City
Star Crossed Skyway
Bowser S Peculiar Peak
Map 1
Map 2
Map 3
World 1 1
World 1 2
World 1 3
World 2 1
World 2 2
World 2 3
World 3 1
World 3 2
World 3 3
World 4 1
World 4 2
World 4 3
First Map
Rules Land
Gate Guy
Mario Board
Luigi Board
Peach Board
Yoshi Board
Wario Board
Donkey Kong Board
Bowser Board
Toad Board
Rosalina Board
Normal Board
World 0 1
World 0 2
World 0 3
Every Nintendo 64 Board, Ranked (Mario Party 1-3)
The three Nintendo 64 games built the language of the whole series, and their thirty boards still set the standard: star prices that move, Bowser spaces that bite, and one signature gimmick per map. The top rows are the boards that returned in Mario Party Superstars and Super Mario Party Jamboree, a clear sign of which maps Nintendo itself treats as canon. The middle rows are the crowd-pleasers that aged well, and the bottom rows cover the tutorial map and the boards whose gimmicks frustrate more than they delight.
Peach S Birthday Cake
Mario S Rainbow Castle
Yoshi S Tropical Island
Space Land
Horror Land
Western Land
Bowser Land
Woody Woods
Waluigi S Island
Dk S Jungle Adventure
Eternal Star
Luigi S Engine Room
Wario S Battle Canyon
Bowser S Magma Mountain
Mystery Land
Pirate Land
Chilly Waters
Creepy Cavern
Spiny Desert
Deep Bloober Sea
Mini Game Stadium
Mini Game Trial
Blowhard
Mr Mover
Pipesqueak
Arrowhead
Backtrack
First Map
Rules Land
Gate Guy
Every GameCube Board, Ranked (Mario Party 4-7)
Mario Party 4 through 7 introduced day-and-night cycles, capsules and the Orb system, and their thirty boards are the most experimental run in the series. The top rows reward the maps with events you can plan around — Faire Square buying stars at night, E. Gadd's Garage selling every item, Clockwork Castle racing the sun. The middle rows are the dream-themed boards of Mario Party 5 and the solid rotation of Mario Party 7, and the lower rows collect the two-pairs boards of Mario Party 4 and the harsher Bowser maps that punish anyone who falls behind.
Goomba S Greedy Gala
Boo S Haunted Bash
Faire Square
Castaway Bay
Clockwork Castle
Snowflake Lake
E Gadd S Garage
Pagoda Peak
Neon Heights
Toad S Midway Madness
Shy Guy S Jungle Jam
Koopa S Seaside Soiree
Pirate Dream
Undersea Dream
Sweet Dream
Toy Dream
Rainbow Dream
Future Dream
Towering Treetop
Thirsty Gulch
Astro Avenue
Grand Canal
Pyramid Park
Windmillville
Bowser S Enchanted Inferno
Bowser S Gnarly Party
Mega Board Mayhem
Mini Board Mad Dash
Bowser Nightmare
Infernal Tower
Mario Party 8, 9 and 10: Every Board, Ranked
The Wii decade divided fans: Mario Party 8 kept the classic item play, while 9 and 10 put every player in the same car. All twenty-eight boards are ranked here on one scale. The top rows go to the maps that work in both casual and competitive lobbies — Koopa's Tycoon Town and its hotel investing, Shy Guy's Perplex Express and its star-stealing train, DK's Treetop Temple as the cleanest classic-style board of the era. The middle rows are the dependable chapters of the car era, and the bottom rows collect the amiibo Party boards from Mario Party 10, which are simple loops built around one character each.
Koopa S Tycoon Town
Shy Guy S Perplex Express
Dk S Treetop Temple
Goomba S Booty Boardwalk
King Boo S Haunted Hideaway
Bowser S Warped Orbit
Toad Road
Bob Omb Factory
Blooper Beach
Magma Mine
Boo S Horror Castle
Dk S Jungle Ruins
Bowser Station
Mushroom Park
Airship Central
Haunted Trail
Whimsical Waters
Chaos Castle
Mario Board
Luigi Board
Peach Board
Yoshi Board
Wario Board
Donkey Kong Board
Bowser Board
Toad Board
Rosalina Board
Normal Board
Every Handheld Board, Ranked (DS, Island Tour, Star Rush)
The handheld line plays by its own rules, and all thirty boards from Mario Party DS, Mario Party: Island Tour and Mario Party: Star Rush are ranked together here. The top rows belong to the DS boards, which pack full console gimmicks into short sessions — Kamek's Library lifting and dropping the whole map, Bowser's Pinball Machine as a board-shaped boss fight. Island Tour's gimmick boards follow, and the bottom rows cover the Star Rush worlds, fast single-player runway maps where the fun is the pace rather than the scheming. The tutorial worlds of World 0 close the board.
Kamek S Library
Bowser S Pinball Machine
Dk S Stone Statue
Perilous Palace Path
Wiggler S Garden
Toadette S Music Room
Rocket Road
Banzai Bill S Mad Mountain
Shy Guy S Shuffle City
Kamek S Carpet Ride
Star Crossed Skyway
Bowser S Peculiar Peak
Map 1
Map 2
Map 3
World 1 1
World 1 2
World 1 3
World 2 1
World 2 2
World 2 3
World 3 1
World 3 2
World 3 3
World 4 1
World 4 2
World 4 3
World 0 1
World 0 2
World 0 3
Every Board on Nintendo Switch, Ranked
The Switch generation remade the classics and built new ones, and this board covers the sixteen maps available across Super Mario Party, Mario Party Superstars and Super Mario Party Jamboree. The top rows mix the remastered N64 legends with Rainbow Galleria, the four-floor mall that instantly became the most requested board of the Jamboree era. The middle rows pair the returning Jamboree castles with the best of the first Super Mario Party, and the bottom rows collect the simpler boards that work better in short sessions than in a full marathon.
Peach S Birthday Cake
Space Land
Horror Land
Woody Woods
Yoshi S Tropical Island
Rainbow Galleria
Mario S Rainbow Castle
Western Land
King Bowser S Keep
Goomba Lagoon
King Bob Omb S Powderkeg Mine
Mega Wiggler S Tree Party
Roll Em Raceway
Kamek S Tantalizing Tower
Megafruit Paradise
Whomp S Domino Ruins
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Characters (127)
Mario Party: Tabuleiros - Blind Rank
The next character from Mario Party: Tabuleiros is drawn for you, so you never pick who comes next. Top 5 holds one per slot. The Tier List works like the regular board, with several characters in each row.
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