Go with the Flow

This article is about the minigame from Super Mario Party. For the song from Paper Mario: The Origami King, see Go with the Flow (song).

Not to be confused with Go with the Floe.

Go with the Flow
Appears in	Super Mario Party
Type	Co-op minigame
Initial record	140
Music track	Pleasantly Happy

Go with the Flow is a Co-op minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. Its name is derived from a phrase meaning "to be relaxed and accept a situation, instead of attempting to change or control it."

Introduction

The camera pans from top to bottom, showing the balloons, as well as the locations of the players and Toads. The minigame then starts.

Gameplay

In this minigame, each player must spin their Joy-Con to blow their respective fans, guiding hot air balloons of three different Toads to pop small balloons. Once a small balloon is popped, it does not respawn in the next round. The minigame ends once three rounds have passed.

On Challenge Road, this is the sixth challenge of Mushroom Beach and the 27th challenge overall. The goal is 140 points for the normal challenge and 180 points for the Master Challenge.

Rank requirements

If this minigame is played in French, Spanish, or Italian, the ranks go in order of A, B, and C.

• 180 for S
• 140 for A
• 100 for B

Controls

• / – Blow fan

In-game text

• Pop as many balloons as you can!
• Push Toad with the force of your fans! You have three chances!
• Sometimes three balloons are tied together. If you get them, you get three points!

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	フワフワバルーン[?] Fuwafuwa barūn	Floaty Balloons
Chinese	飘飘气球 (Simplified) 飄飄氣球 (Traditional)[?] Piāopiāo Qìqiú	Floaty Balloons
Dutch	Luchtkasteel[?]	Castle in the air
French	Souffles porteurs[?]	Carrier blows
German	Wehe, wehe, Seitenwind[?]	Blow, blow, crosswind
Italian	Mongolfiera e palloncini[?]	Hot-air balloon and toy balloon
Korean	둥실둥실 벌룬[?] Doongsildoongsil beollun	Floaty Balloons
Spanish	Maniobras aerostáticas[?]	Aerostatic Manoeuvres