'Super Mario Party Jamboree' is out now: Here's how to buy the new game online

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After his release Mario Party Superstars in 2021, Nintendo is ready to drop the 19th installment to the long-running and beloved Mario Party privilege.

With returning favorites like Mario, Luigi, Yoshi and Peach, and new playable characters like Ninji and Pauline, Super Mario Party Jamboree for Nintendo Switch drops Thursday (October 17) for $59.99 at Target and other retailers.

And if you are a Target circle member, you can order now and get Super Mario Party Jamboree delivered right to your door in two days (on orders over $35) — or you can pick it up at your local Target store for free.

Not a member? Sign up for a free membership to take advantage of all this Target circle has to offer, including access to 'deal of the day' products, instant savings on selected items, three months Apple TV+ to watch successful prototypes, access to exclusive shopping events — like Target's Deal Days and early Black Friday deals — and other perks.

If you want to take it a step further, you can subscribe to Target circle card (no annual fee), which offers an additional 5% off all purchases, free two-day shipping with no minimum orders, and more. Learn more about the Target Circle Card here.

Besides, Super Mario Party Jamboree is available at Best buy and Amazon.

As for the game itself, Super Mario Party Jamboree is a multiplayer game for up to four players that features more than 110 mini-games across seven boards with 22 playable characters. It also introduces two online modes with rooms of up to 20 players (via Nintendo Switch Online).

In our game, we found Super Mario Party Jamboree to be a lot of fun, especially in multiplayer mode, with bright animations and a huge number of characters to choose from (our tester played as Shy Guy and Mario throughout the game). While still a good game to play in single player mode, this game, at its core, is a party game and meant to be played with a group of friends and family.

Additionally, the online 'Koopathlon' game gives you a dose of friendly competition with players from around the world, while the 'Bowser Kaboom Squad' online challenge gives you the chance to work together with someone towards a common goal.

One of the most fun minigames in the collection is “Rhythm Kitchen,” a new music game show. Players chop vegetables and fruits to the beat of the music to create delicious dishes and become a superstar chef in the game.

Priced at $59.99 and available for purchase at Target, Best buy and Amazon, Super Mario Party Jamboree it's out now. In the meantime, watch the gameplay overview trailer below: