Peach’s Birthday Cake was intended to be one of Mario Party’s introductory pieces to the middle-tier difficulty boards. At its core, Peach’s Birthday Cake is overflowing with legitimate strategies that rely on careful player decisions. The cutesy atmosphere and bubbly music are deceptive to its overall fair luck-based design. With beautifully sugar-coated graphics and adjusted traversal options for its latest iteration, this particular board is unquestionably one of the more linear albeit meticulous maps that Mario Party Superstars has to offer. It may rank on the bottom half of this list, but no one should undermine the tasty adventure that is Peach’s Birthday Cake from both a visual and technical standpoint. Had there been a systematic flow to how the paths change, Woody Woods could have potentially been one of the game’s best boards. Ultimately what players get is a board with an ample amount of actual tactics to win and a whole lot of praying that the moles will be in your favor. Even if it may not be anywhere as punishing as its Nintendo 64 counterpart, the inclusion of the randomized directional changes bank too much on redundant chance to create artificial depth. The Monty Moles sprinkled around Woody Woods that change the player’s path direction is a striking hindrance to Mario Party’s main idea of creating a multi-turn game plan with items and events. The map does contain a mechanic unseen in Superstars’ other offerings, but no matter how original it may stand against its competition there is no denying that the directional gimmick is practically bogus. It has always been Mario Party 3’s flawed board. Woody Woods comes off as a beautiful-looking board with a great layout and a dull premise. It is far from being a bad stage to squabble on for an hour with friends - in fact, all of Superstars’ boards are great - but when compared to its companion locations it is a bit lacking in hindsight. Two Boos can be accessed during the night while the other two can be accessed during the day.Being the only map remastered from Mario Party 3, poor Woody Woods is a mildly frustrating addition for Superstars‘ lineup of boards. There are a total of four Boos and this board and one Big Boo. Horror Land contains the most Boos that the characters can access in Mario Party 2.Day/Night Converter - If a character lands on one of the happening spaces on this board, the time of day will automatically change to the beginning of either dusk or dawn.The dance party cannot be accessed during the day time. If the character decides to dance with them, then the time of day will automatically change to day time. If the characters reach the spider web during the night, they will have the option to dance with the Boo's and Mr. Night Time Dance Party - On the right hand side of the board, there will be a giant spider web that contains a group of Mr.Magikoopa will not answer the door during the night time. Magikoopa will charge the characters ten coins to change the day time to night time. Magikoopa's House - At the top of the board, there is a house that can be accessed during the day time only.He can only be reached during the night time. Big Boo will steal coins from all the three other opponents for 15 coins, or steal a star from each opponent for 150 coins. Big Boo - Big Boo can be found at the top of the board, hidden behind a door that requires a Skeleton Key to open.I's path while he is chasing the character that paid him, then they will be transported to that part of the board also. I appears on the top and bottom of the board and charges the characters five or ten coins to teleport to the opposite end of the board. During the night time, Whomp is inanimate, thus the characters will be forced to choose the alternate route. However, if they choose the other path then Whomp will switch paths and block the path the character chose. If the character chooses the path Whomp is blocking, then they must pay five coins for him to move. When a character comes into an intersection, Whomp will be blocking one of the paths. Whomp - Whomps appears in three different locations on the map.The characters will be able to meet a wide variety of characters on the board including Mr. During the night, ghosts can be seen around the board along with reanimated objects including a house and taxi. During the day time, the board looks like an ordinary meadow with a few buildings. Depending on the time of day, the characters may encounter new characters, participate in different events, and may be forced to take different paths. The board map uses a Day/Night system that alters the time of day every two turns. Horror Land takes place in an old meadow on the side of the road.
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