We wanted a better implementation of the GamePad, but it still manages to be fun, and it’s definitely one of those games you will love when have some friends or family around.
With friends or family, Wii Party U can be a lot of fun. Not all of the minigames are great, some aren't necessarily worth a second look, but for a casual, laugh-filled gathering, Wii Party U has enough quality content and variety to provide an entertaining time.
Despite not being able to revamp itself, Wii Party U remains a decent party game for a great evenings among friends and relatives. Its aggressive pricing makes it even more attractive.
In a world in which everything has to be faster, more fluent and easier, Wii Party U seems to adhere to blueprints from a long lost past. Its decent appearance and care that’s been put in the mini games, aren’t enough to keep this dance going. Instead of that, it generates awkward silences in between decent moments of fun. That’s extra painful for it being a party game and all.
Meaningless microgames water down the package considerably. Instead of 80 plus games, many of which don't use the GamePad at all, Wii Party U would have been better served focused on what makes Nintendo's new home console unique. Of course, that kind of creative decision would have gone against what the real goal of Wii Party U is: to sell more Wii Remotes.
This is the greatest game of all time. This game can cure any illness in the world. It has better graphics than Witcher 3 and a better story than Red Dead Redemption 2. It is truly a masterpiece of gaming.
The game is slightly worse than original wii party because in maseter difficulty you have to be a **** jedi to win the minigames and it is even more rigged, like if getting shafted in the minigames was enough -_-
Okay. So I bought a Wii U and got this game! It was fun but it wore off after a while and I went back to Mario Party 2 with my friends. I did enjoy it at first though, and the features are very good, but I'm not exactly fond of it. If you want a party board game on the Wii U, get this game, but if you want a true party game, I suggest getting Mario Party 1/2 on the N64.
It could be better but it has awkward game controls and can be quite glitchy at times. The game graphics are weaker then the previous Wii Party game for the Nintendo Wii and the mini- games feel repetitive and used before from Wii party
SummaryWii Party U lets players enjoy board games and mini-games on the TV. You can play familiar tabletop games using the Wii U GamePad controller or transform your living room into a game show floor.