History Main / PartyGame

* A lot of shovelware and [[LicensedGame licensed]] [[TheProblemWithLicensedGames "games"]] tend to be party games.

* VideoGame/PointBlank is a hybrid of a PartyGame and a MinigameGame. The second game on the [=PlayStation=] has a Reversi-style game over-arching the minigames.
* From the VideoGame/{{Rayman}} series:

* ''VideoGame/ItadakiStreet''

* ''VideoGame/DokaponKingdom''

* VideoGame/OneTwoSwitch
* VideoGame/AnimalCrossing: amiibo Festival
* VideoGame/{{Anticipation}}
* VideoGame/BattleChess
* VideoGame/BombermanLand
* Creator/CartoonNetwork Block Party
* Chuck E. Cheese's Party Games
* VideoGame/CrashBash
** Crash Boom Bang!
* WesternAnimation/TheCroods: Prehistoric Party
* VideoGame/DisneyUniverse
* Disney's Party
* VideoGame/DokaponKingdom
* VideoGame/DonkeyKonga
* VideoGame/FlipWars
* Getter Love!! Panda Love Unit
** Typing of the Date
* VideoGame/GuiltyParty
* VideoGame/IncredibleCrisis (Very loosely, though.)
* VideoGame/ItadakiStreet
* VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack
* VideoGame/MarioParty
* [[Series/TheMuppetShow Muppets]] Party Cruise
* Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} Party Blast
* VideoGame/NintendoLand
* VideoGame/PacMan Fever
** VideoGame/PacManParty

** [[VideoGame/RavingRabbids Rayman Raving Rabbids 1, 2 and TV Party]]
** VideoGame/RaymanM

* WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}} Scavenger Hunt
* WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}: Super Party

* VideoGame/SonicShuffle
* VideoGame/SpongeBobSquarePantsLightsCameraPants
* VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosForNintendo3DSAndWiiU (the Wii U version's Smash Tour)
* VideoGame/TweetyAndTheMagicGems
* VideoGame/VivaPinata: Party Animals
* VideoGame/WarioWare (in particular, ''Mega Party Game$'', but other installments have included elements of this)
* VideoGame/WiiParty
* VideoGame/YouDontKnowJack

Because those games encourage fun over competition, rarely do they require much skill to play, with luck and chance being common factors that influence gameplay in order to ensure a feeling of fairness.

Because those games encourage fun over competition, rarely do those games require much skill to play, with luck and chance being common factors that influence gameplay in order to ensure a feeling of fairness.

A genre of game that took off with the release of ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' on the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64. A party game is a [[MinigameGame minigame collection]] where two to four players compete against each other in a boardgame-like environment.

Because those games encourage players to have more fun and be less competitive, rarely do those games require much skill to play, with luck and chance being common factors that influence gameplay in order to ensure a feeling of fairness. A PartyGame can have board gameplay, but no minigames, and vice-versa (see MinigameGame for more examples of the latter).

Because those games encourage players of all sorts to socialize with each other, rarely do those games require much skill to play, with luck and chance being common factors that influence gameplay in order to ensure a feeling of fairness. A PartyGame can have board gameplay, but no minigames, and vice-versa (see MinigameGame for more examples of the latter).

Rarely do those games require much skill to play, with luck and chance being common factors that influence gameplay. A PartyGame can have board gameplay, but no minigames, and vice-versa (see MinigameGame for more examples of the latter).

There's a clear focus on multiplayer in those titles, but that doesn't mean the game can't have single-player content. For that matter, a PartyGame can have board gameplay, but no minigames, and vice-versa (see MinigameGame for more examples of the latter).

There's a clear focus on multiplayer in those titles, but that doesn't mean the game can't have single-player content. For that matter, a PartyGame can have board gameplay, but no minigames, and vice-versa (see MinigameGame for examples of the latter).

There's a clear focus on multiplayer in those titles, but that doesn't mean the game can't have single-player content. For that matter, a PartyGame can have board gameplay, but no minigames, and vice-versa. See MinigameGame for examples that are less multiplayer-focused.

There's a clear focus on multiplayer in those titles, but that doesn't mean the game can't have single-player content. For that matter, a PartyGame can have board gameplay, but no minigames, and vice-versa.

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* [[Series/TheMuppetShow Muppets Party Cruise]]

* Rugrats Scavenger Hunt