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In this minigame, each player must spin their Joy-Con to blow their respective fans, guiding hot air balloons of three different [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s to pop small balloons. Once a small balloon is popped, it remains popped during the additional rounds. The game ends once three rounds have passed.
In this minigame, each player must spin their Joy-Con to blow their respective fans, guiding hot air balloons of three different [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s to pop small balloons. Once a small balloon is popped, it remains popped during the additional rounds. The game ends once three rounds have passed.


'''Rank requirements'''
*180 for S
*140 for A
*100 for B
==Controls==
==Controls==
*{{button|ns|joy-con-l}} / {{button|ns|joy-con-r}} – Blow fan
*{{button|ns|joy-con-l}} / {{button|ns|joy-con-r}} – Blow fan

Revision as of 10:35, March 29, 2019

Not to be confused with Go with the Floe.

Template:Minigame-infobox Go with the Flow is a co-op minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. It is derived from the phrase "go with the flow".

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 remains popped during the additional rounds. The game ends once three rounds have passed.

Rank requirements

  • 180 for S
  • 140 for A
  • 100 for B

Controls

  • joy-con-l / joy-con-r – Blow fan

In-game description

  • "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
Dutch Luchtkasteel[?] Sky Castle
French (NOE) Souffles porteurs[?] Carrier blows
German Wehe, wehe, Seitenwind[?] Blow, blow, crosswind
Italian Mongolfiera e palloncini[?] Hot-air balloon and toy balloon
Spanish Maniobras aerostáticas[?] Aerostatic manoeuvres

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