Dart Gallery

Not to be confused with Dart Attack.

Dart Gallery
Appears in	Super Mario Party
Type	1-vs.-3 minigame
Time limit	30 seconds
Music track	Who Will Seize Tomorrow?

Dart Gallery is a 1-vs.-3 minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. The name is a pun on "art gallery."

Introduction

The team players run up stairs and then stop. A dart appears in one of each of their hands, and the minigame starts.

Gameplay

In this minigame, the team players must throw their darts to hit the solo player, while the solo player moves around in a capsule, trying to avoid said darts. Each team player is given five darts. If a team player misses with a dart, it becomes an obstruction that limits the solo player's movement, but it can bounce off instead. The team of three wins if the solo player gets hit three times before the 30-second time limit runs out. The solo player wins if they last 30 seconds or if the team of three runs out of darts.

Controls

Solo Side

• – Move

Team Side

• – Move cursor
• – Throw

In-game text

• Avoid being hit when defending or hit the capsule three times when attacking!
• Each attacking player has five darts to throw. Use them wisely to corner the defending player!

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Chinese	吸盘飞镖 (Simplified) 吸盤飛鏢 (Traditional)[?] Xīpán Fēibiāo	Suction Darts
Dutch	Pijltjesdag[?]	Dart day. Pun on “bijltjesdag” (“day of reckoning”)
French	Fléchettes ventouses[?]	Sucker darts
German	Auf die Glocke geben[?]	At the Bell
Italian	Freccette a ventosa[?]	Suction darts
Korean	흡착 다트[?] Heupchak dat	Clingy Darts
Spanish	Lluvia de dardos[?]	Dart Rain