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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
The solo player swings their [[hammer]] vertically twice, then once horizontally. The camera zooms out to show the other three players, and the minigame begins. | The solo player swings their [[hammer|mallet]] vertically twice, then once horizontally. The camera zooms out to show the other three players, and the minigame begins. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
In the minigame, one player wields a large | In the minigame, one player wields a large mallet, while the other three players hold bright lightbulbs. The solo player's goal is to hit every other player with their mallet, while the other players must avoid getting hit. However, the lights in the minigame's room flicker on and off. When the room is dark, the only source of light is the three lightbulbs held by the three team players. As such, the solo player must try to navigate in the dark and knock the opponents out. The solo player can determine their location by the stars from the impact of a vertical swing. Players that are hit with vertical swings are squished, while players that are hit with horizontal swings get moved to the edge of the room, dizzy. The solo player wins if they hit all their opponents. The team players win if at least one of them avoids getting hit until time runs out. | ||
In the [[Mini-Game Coaster]], the human player wields the hammer on the Normal skill level, and they must hit all three opponents to win. On the Hard skill level, however, the human player is part of the team of three and must avoid the hammer-wielding CPU player until time runs out. | In the [[Mini-Game Coaster]], the human player wields the hammer on the Normal skill level, and they must hit all three opponents to win. On the Hard skill level, however, the human player is part of the team of three and must avoid the hammer-wielding CPU player until time runs out. | ||
