Croozin' for a Broozin'

Template:Minigame-infobox Croozin' for a Broozin' is a 4-Player minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. The name is based on Broozer's wordplay (pun on "bruising" and "boo") and the idiom "cruising for a bruising."

Gameplay

Players must continuously run down a dimly lit corridor to escape a group of Broozers. The corridor regularly splits into two brief segments, one of which contains blocks that obstruct the players' progress; players must choose a path to follow blindly. Additionally, Warp Pipes that appear along the unlucky lane spawn additional Broozers. Any player that is hit by a Broozer is automatically eliminated. The last player standing wins.

Ending

The winner does their victory celebration, while every other player can be seen being chased by Broozers in the background.

Controls

• – Move

In-game description

• Run from the oncoming Broozers!
• Be careful of the pipes – Broozers might be hiding inside!

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	クラッシャー軍団から逃げろ[?] Kurasshā gundan kara nigero	Run Away from the Broozer Army
Chinese (simplified)	逃离砸砖拳手军团[?] Táolí Zázhuān Quánshǒu Jūntuán	Run Away from the Broozer Army
Chinese (traditional)	逃離砸磚拳手軍團[?] Táolí Zázhuān Quánshǒu Jūntuán	Run Away from the Broozer Army
Dutch	Spokensteeg[?]	Haunted Lane
French	Poings de côté[?]	Pun with "Poings" (Fists) and "Point de côté" (Stitch)
German	Boxbold-Bataillon[?]	Broozer Battalion
Italian	Fuga dai Tirapugni[?]	Escape from the Broozers
Korean	클러셔 군단으로부터 도망쳐라[?] Keulleosheo gundaneurobuteo domangcheora	Run Away from the Broozer Army
Spanish (NOA)	Fantasmones a la carga[?]	Broozers charging
Spanish (NOE)	Hatajo de Fantasmones[?]	Broozer Interception