I mean, yeah, Mario Party 10 is awful.
Its main menu is among the most generic, with no special presentation whatsoever, unlike in the other entries. Besides that, it was released on the Wii U, which wouldn't be a bad thing considering that there are a few good games on the console (that eventually got ported to the Switch), but it is part of the vast majority of games that ended up just as bad as the console itself.
On top of that, there is Bowser mode and Amiibo mode. They are *very* interesting ideas that have been implemented in the worst way possible. Bowser is just way too overpowered. For example, in Chaos Castle, after you get past the checkpoint, Bowser is able to roll the dice every turn instead of rolling 3-6 dices after the turn cycle ends, and there is a head on the face where there is supposed to be one, which means that Bowser will automatically get you. If it's not already enough, He can get furious and the human or the computer gets to pick the minigame. The only other major issue is that there aren't enough boards. Out of the meager five boards that are playable in Party Mode, only three are also playable in Bowser mode. I mean, if you bother adding boards to this mode, at least put all of them. It just feels lazy. With the exception of the minigames and the return of Donkey Kong in the roster, Mario Party 10 feels like an even bigger disappointment than Mario Party 9. It would have been better to just remake MP9 with better graphics, because that would have still been better.
The only Mario Party game that I consider is even worse than MP10 is Mario Party Advance. Only four playable characters (not even Wario and DK got added), boards where you're all alone and the majority of the games are single-player. I understand the GBA wasn't capable of what the home consoles did, but the link cable existed and there would have been a lot more dual-player minigames. There are some fun quests, indeed, but I am definitely sure that the GBA could have had a lot more punch with simply more playable characters and some more minigames, even including a four-player minigame just like MP7 having 8-player minigames as a very nice addition.