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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
[[File:Koopa Kid Artwork - Mario Party 5.png|left|thumb|200px|Official artwork of [[Koopa Kid]] playing Mazed & Confused.]] | |||
Players start at the corners of a rectangular maze; the goal is to make it to the center. However, there are pegs throughout the maze creating a grid. Electrical barriers appear and change frequently, meaning players have to find away around them. If a player touches the electric barrier, he or she is stunned for a moment. The first player to reach the center of the maze wins. | Players start at the corners of a rectangular maze; the goal is to make it to the center. However, there are pegs throughout the maze creating a grid. Electrical barriers appear and change frequently, meaning players have to find away around them. If a player touches the electric barrier, he or she is stunned for a moment. The first player to reach the center of the maze wins. | ||
Revision as of 09:18, June 20, 2014
Template:Minigame-infobox Mazed & Confused is a 4-player minigame found in Mario Party 5. Its name comes from the term "dazed and confused", which comes from a song made famous by Led Zeppelin in the 1960s and which was later used as the title of a film in 1993.
Gameplay
Official artwork of Koopa Kid playing Mazed & Confused.
Players start at the corners of a rectangular maze; the goal is to make it to the center. However, there are pegs throughout the maze creating a grid. Electrical barriers appear and change frequently, meaning players have to find away around them. If a player touches the electric barrier, he or she is stunned for a moment. The first player to reach the center of the maze wins.
Controls
– Move
In-Game Text
- Rules – "Work your way out to the star in the middle of the maze. Whoever gets there first wins."
- Advice – "The walls in the maze change often, so keep an eye on the pathway."
