Super Voxel Party! Map Wiki

Super Voxel Party! is a fully functional multiplayer board game map for Minecraft that meticulously recreates the Mario Party experience. Players roll dice to traverse diverse boards, collect coins through minigames and board events, and compete to purchase the most Stars. The map features a custom resource pack, original soundtrack, and a wide array of toggleable settings to customize the gameplay experience.

Key Features

• 16 Unique Boards: Ranging from classic Mario Party recreations to original themed maps.
• 63 Minigames: Including 4-player free-for-all, 2v2, 1v3, and Duel modes.
• Deep Strategy: 16 standard items, 16 unlockable Super Items, and permanent Equipment upgrades.
• Customizable Rules: Adjust turn counts (up to 100), starting resources, and bonus star conditions.
• Advanced Mechanics: Features like the Last 5 Turns event, Board Editor, and Bingo mode.

The core gameplay loop follows a turn-based structure where players navigate a board to reach the Star Seller.

Turn Structure

1. Item Phase: Before rolling, a player can use one item from their inventory to influence their movement or affect other players.
2. Movement Phase: The player rolls a Dice Block (default range 1-10, customizable up to 20) and moves the corresponding number of spaces.
3. Space Action: Landing on a space triggers a specific event (e.g., gaining coins, losing coins, or triggering a board event).
4. Minigame Phase: After all players have moved, a minigame is selected based on the colors of the spaces the players landed on.

Winning the Game

The player with the most Stars at the end of the final turn is declared the winner. In the event of a tie, the player with the most Coins wins. Bonus Stars are awarded at the end of the game based on specific achievements (e.g., most minigames won, most spaces traveled).

Super Voxel Party! includes 16 distinct boards, each with unique layouts and special events.

Items are consumable tools used to gain an advantage, while Equipment provides permanent passive buffs for the duration of the game.

Standard Items

Super Items (Unlockable)

• Diamond Dash Mushroom: Adds +20 to the dice roll.
• King Boo: Allows the player to steal a Star from an opponent.
• Tweestorm: Blows all players to random locations on the board.
• Lucky Cherry: Provides a significant coin bonus or positive event.
• Barbed Mushroom: Hinders opponents' movement or rolls.

Equipment

Equipment is purchased at specialized shops and can be upgraded through five tiers.

• Prize Pendant: Grants extra coins whenever the player wins a minigame.
• Salvage Sash: Provides a percentage chance (starting at 4%) to keep an item after using it.
• Coin Crown: Grants coins every time the player lands on a space.
• Shield/Armor: Protects against certain negative board events or item effects.

Landing on different spaces is the primary way players interact with the board.

Last 5 Turns Event

When only five turns remain, a special event occurs that can drastically shift the game's balance. Possible effects include:

• Stars costing only 5 coins for the remainder of the game.
• Swapping coin totals between the first and last place players.
• Giving the player in last place a massive coin bonus (e.g., 40 coins).
• Shuffling all players' items.

With 63 minigames, Super Voxel Party! offers a wide variety of challenges testing parkour, combat, puzzle-solving, and luck.

Notable Minigames

• Rainbow Rush (4-Player): A high-speed minecart race where players must click coin signs to accumulate wealth.
• Operation Obliteration (4-Player): Players use four different spells (e.g., Lightning, Quake) to destroy the most blocks in an arena.
• Sort Sort Sheep (4-Player): A puzzle game where players must sort different colored sheep into their respective zones.
• Battle Ships (2v2): A team-based combat game involving naval-style strategy.
• Platform Park (Duel): A 1v1 parkour challenge where players compete to reach the end first.
• Racin' Rapids (4-Player): A boat-based racing game through a treacherous river course.
• Column Conquest (4-Player): A territorial control game where players claim columns to earn points.

While primarily a board game, the map utilizes various entities for NPCs and minigame mechanics.

Board Entities

• Star Seller (Toad): An NPC that moves to a new location every time a Star is purchased. Players must pass this entity to buy a Star.
• Shopkeepers: Found at Item and Equipment shops to facilitate purchases.
• Specters (Manor of Madness): Unique entities that haunt specific spaces. They have four natures:
  • Powerful: Triggers high-impact board changes.
  • Good: Provides coins or items to the player.
  • Neutral: Balanced or random effects.
  • Evil: Steals coins, stars, or items.

Minigame Mobs

Many minigames use standard Minecraft mobs as obstacles or targets, such as Sheep in sorting games, Creepers in survival games, and Zombies in combat challenges.

Before starting a party, the host can configure the game in the lobby using a variety of settings.

Game Settings

• Turn Count: Choose from 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, or custom games ranging from 6 to 100 turns.
• Bonus Stars: Toggle the 8 different bonus stars (Minigame, Coin, Item, Event, Running, Shopping, Red, and Duel) on or off individually.
• Game Modes: Select between Free-for-all, Teams (2v2), Reverse Party (try to lose), or Bingo (custom objectives).
• Resource Options: Adjust starting coins, stars, and items. Set the number of available item slots (1-5).
• Dice Range: Change the default dice roll range from a minimum of 5 to a maximum of 20.

To ensure the map functions correctly, server owners must follow these specifications:

• Version: Vanilla Minecraft (Avoid Paper/Spigot as they can break command blocks).
• Render Distance: Must be set to 11 chunks or higher.
• Spawn Protection: Must be set to 0.
• Command Blocks: Must be enabled.
• Resource Pack: The resources.zip file included in the map folder must be used by all players.