Rocky Road (minigame)

Template:Minigame-infobox Rocky Road is a 2-vs.-2 minigame found in Mario Party 6, Mario Party: The Top 100, and Mario Party Superstars. The name is a reference to the idiom "rocky road," which describes a person's difficult journey to success.

There are only aesthetic changes between daytime and nighttime in Mario Party 6.

Introduction

A Shy Guy (Toad in Mario Party: The Top 100) is driving a car along the road, then he stops when it pulls up to the first set of boulders.

Gameplay

Both teams have to destroy the boulders on the way and go to the Shy Guy's or Toad's car so the car will advance. Players must be careful not to accidentally hit the other player; in Mario Party 6, accidentally hit players are stunned. If one player is stunned when the team can advance, the one player stands in front of the car and must wait for their teammate to recover. There are five sets of boulders to pass through: two small ones at the beginning, followed by one boulder, then three boulders, then two larger boulders, and finally one massive boulder. The team that reaches the end of the road first wins.

Ending

The winners continue down the road in their car while waving out the window. In Mario Party: The Top 100, Toadette, who is waiting at the end, hops in the car before Toad drives off.

Controls

Mario Party 6

• – Move
• – Jump
• – Punch
• → – Kick

Mario Party: The Top 100

• : Move
• : Jump
• : Punch
• in the air: Kick

In-game text

Mario Party 6

• Rules – "Team up with a partner to bust apart boulders that are blocking the scenic road! The first team to reach the goal wins!"
• Advice – "Be careful not to punch or kick your partner!"

Mario Party: The Top 100

• Description – "Break down the boulders blocking the road and be the first team to the goal!"
• On-screen – "Break down the boulders to get back on the road!"

Gallery

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  Mario Party 6 (Night)

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  Mario Party: The Top 100

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  Mario Party Superstars

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	うみぞいドライビング[?] Umizoi doraibingu	Seaside Driving
Dutch	Rotsroute[?]	Rock Route
German	Steinige Straße[?]	Rocky Road
Italian	Sbriciolamassi[?]	Rock Crumble
Spanish	Obstáculo pétreo[?]	Rocky Obstacle