Box Mountain Mayhem

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Box Mountain Mayhem
Box Mountain Mayhem
Appears in Mario Party
Type 4-Player Coin minigame
Time limit 30 seconds
Music track Ducking and Dodging
Music sample

Box Mountain Mayhem is a 4-Player Coin-collecting minigame in Mario Party.

Overview[edit]

Players try to destroy stacks of boxes to collect as many Coins as possible within 30 seconds. Players can stun their opponents temporarily. If a player is jumped on, they are partially flattened and are unable to punch. If a player is punched, they are pushed back a few feet. If hit by a Hip Drop, a player becomes flattened and cannot move. If a player hits a Whomp Block, which is hidden around the boxes, its face is shown, and the Whomp Block bounces the player back a few feet. A box sometimes contains a Coin Bag, worth five Coins. After either time runs out or every box is destroyed, the minigame ends.

The minigame costs 200 Coins to purchase at the Mini-Game House when it becomes available.

Controls[edit]

  • Control Stick – Move
  • A Button – Jump
  • B Button – Attack
  • A Button + Z Button – Hip Drop

In-game text[edit]

  • Game Rules"Break the mountain of stacked boxes. You can find Coins inside."
  • Game Rules (Mini-Game Island)"Break the mountain of boxes. Get 10 or more Coins to clear the game."
  • Advice"In the box mountain, there are also Whomp Blocks that bounce you back when you attack them."

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ブロックやまくずし[?]
Burokku Yamakuzushi
Break down the Block Mountain
French Déliro-Caisses[?] Delirious Boxes
German Boxenhaufen-Wahnsinn[?] Box Bunch Madness
Italian Box Mountain Mayhem[1] -

Notes[edit]

  • Players can also kick while jumping to break higher boxes, though the minigame does not show the instructions for using this method.

References[edit]

  1. ^ 1999. Mario Party European manual. Nintendo of Europe (Italian). Page 141.