Gimme a Sign

Gimme a Sign
Appears in	Mario Party 7
Type	Duel minigame
Time limit	30 seconds
Music track	Look Out!
Music sample

Gimme a Sign is a Duel minigame played in Mario Party 7. Its name comes from the plaintive saying "give me a sign," which is a way to request guidance from a higher being.

Gameplay

The players are on four floating rafts, each of which has as image on it. A Shy Guy holds up one or two signs with any of the images that appear on the rafts. The rafts with the images that are on the signs the Shy Guy holds up sink. The signs change more rapidly as the minigame progresses. If one of the players falls into the water, they lose and the other player standing wins. If both players can stay in the game for 30 seconds or if both players fall into the water at the same time, the minigame ends in a tie.

Ending

Both players stand on the bridge as the winner and loser do their winning and losing animations, respectively. The Shy Guy and Goombas also cheer. If a tie occurs, both players will do their losing animations, and the Shy Guy and Goombas will not cheer.

Controls

• – Move
• – Jump

In-game text

• Rules – "When Shy Guy holds up a card, that board with that design will sink. Don't be on it when it does!"
• Advice – "Sometimes Shy Guy raises 2 signs at once! Keep your eyes open!"

Gallery

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See also

• Mushroom Mix-Up
• Hexagon Heat

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	トラブルブリッジ Toraburu burijji	Trouble Bridge
French	Fais-moi Signe	Give Me a Sign
German	Signal Fatal	Fatal Signal
Italian	Con l'acqua alla gola	Up to your neck
Spanish	Atento a la señal	Signal Strike