With the recent release of Paper Mario: The Origami King, the Paper Mario series now stands at a large six entries.
It all started with the original Paper Mario on Nintendo 64, before switching to the GameCube with the famous Paper Mario: The Millennium Door. That was followed by Super paper Mario on Wii before the series took a quick turnaround on 3DS with Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Finally, Color splash brought a piece of pigment to the Wii U, which brings us up-to-date with the latest game on Switch. With the impressive 20th anniversary of the series, we thought it’s the perfect time to ask your favorite people to rate the Paper Mario games to find out where The Origami King stands and what you think is the absolute best .
Below you will find all six of the Paper Mario games, plus the Mario & Luigi crossover Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam. Registered Nintendo Life users can click on the stars and rate all (if any) of the games on 10. If you have appreciated these games before – excellent! – you can just put your feet up. You should not use the search bar with only seven games, but it’s there if you’re true, really refrain from scrolling.
Similar to our Top 50 Platform Surveys, the resulting rankings (which we will publish in full) will be generated from the NL User Ratings database and will therefore be fluid and subject to change, even after publication. So, if you are in the middle of a Paper Mario game and do not want to rate it yet, no sweat – you can add your score at any time in the future and it will still count and potentially affect.
Enough conversation! We recently took a deeper look at the series that we recommend you check out. For now, just click on the stars below to rate the games you played …
Rate each Paper Mario game:
Click the stars below to rate 10 out of every Paper Mario game you have played:
Thanks for reviewing! We’ll find out the results very soon, but remember: like our Top 50s platform, the list here is fluid, so even if you miss the vote before the results are published, you can still influence the rankings after publication.
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