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The player must navigate though a path by selecting a card indicating a number of spaces. There are two (four in multiplayer) cards to choose from. The player must be careful not to land on the bear traps where the player will take damage doing so. Taking too much time to select a card will result in the game automatically playing a card which lands on a bear trap. The player can | The player must navigate though a path by selecting a card indicating a number of spaces. There are two (four in multiplayer) cards to choose from. The player must be careful not to land on the bear traps where the player will take damage doing so. Taking too much time to select a card will result in the game automatically playing a card which lands on a bear trap. The player can land on hearts to increase the player's health. Once the player reaches the end of the path, they will encounter posing warriors. The player must select the card with matches the warrior poses. Selecting the wrong card will damage the player. After defeating for warriors, the door opens up to reveal gold and the game is won. If the player takes too much time to play a card or runs out of health points, the game is lost. | ||
*'''Level 1:''' There are a few bear traps. Each pose consists of one warrior. Clouds appear on the third warrior and the fourth warrior consists of him running over a balance beam and a hurdle. | *'''Level 1:''' There are a few bear traps. Each pose consists of one warrior. Clouds appear on the third warrior and the fourth warrior consists of him running over a balance beam and a hurdle. | ||
*'''Level 2:''' There are more bear traps. Each pose consists of two warriors. A column appears on the third warrior and the fourth warrior consists of them popping in and out of vases. | *'''Level 2:''' There are more bear traps. Each pose consists of two warriors. A column appears on the third warrior and the fourth warrior consists of them popping in and out of vases. | ||
Revision as of 16:56, December 3, 2023
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| Appears in | WarioWare: Move It! |
| Type | Orbulon |
| Command(s) | Play a card! (First part) Play the pose! (Second part) |
| Info | "You get two cards, and only one of them is right. Figure out which it is through rigorously honed observation and decision-making skills." (1 player) "You get four cards, and only one of them is right. Figure out which it is through rigorously honed observation and decision-making skills." (2 players) |
| Controls | 
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| Form(s) | "Lifter" |
Muscle Road is Orbulon's boss microgame in WarioWare: Move It!.
Gameplay
The player must navigate though a path by selecting a card indicating a number of spaces. There are two (four in multiplayer) cards to choose from. The player must be careful not to land on the bear traps where the player will take damage doing so. Taking too much time to select a card will result in the game automatically playing a card which lands on a bear trap. The player can land on hearts to increase the player's health. Once the player reaches the end of the path, they will encounter posing warriors. The player must select the card with matches the warrior poses. Selecting the wrong card will damage the player. After defeating for warriors, the door opens up to reveal gold and the game is won. If the player takes too much time to play a card or runs out of health points, the game is lost.
- Level 1: There are a few bear traps. Each pose consists of one warrior. Clouds appear on the third warrior and the fourth warrior consists of him running over a balance beam and a hurdle.
- Level 2: There are more bear traps. Each pose consists of two warriors. A column appears on the third warrior and the fourth warrior consists of them popping in and out of vases.
- Level 3: There are a lot of bear traps. Each pose consists of three warriors. Two columns appear on the third warrior and trucks carrying pictures of random warrior poses appear on the fourth warrior.
