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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
The goal of the game is to open the trap doors to drop all the [[Koopa Kid]]s to the floor below and eventually into the pits below the door. The {{button|gba|A}} opens the blue traps and {{button|gba|B}} opens the red ones; the {{button|gba|R}} can be used to open every trap, but it can only be used once. If a Koopa Kids fall through a trapdoor without opening the one below, it falls and bounces onto the ground beside it, dazed. Green Koopa Kids also move faster than the other types. If one of the Koopa Kids reaches the player, they lose.  
The goal of the game is to open the trap doors to drop all the [[Koopa Kid]]s to the floor below and eventually into the pits below the door. The {{button|gba|A}} opens the blue traps and {{button|gba|B}} opens the red ones; the {{button|gba|R}} can be used to open every trap, but it can only be used once. If a Koopa Kids fall through a trapdoor without opening the one below, it falls and bounces onto the ground beside it, dazed. Green Koopa Kids also move faster than the other types. If one of the Koopa Kids reaches the player, they breathe fire at them, and the player loses.


==In-game text==
==In-game text==

Revision as of 13:12, May 2, 2020

Template:Minigame-infobox Trap Floor is a Bowser minigame in Mario Party Advance.

In Shroom City, Trap Floor is the final minigame played. It is played at the Pipe House, when Bowser challenges the player to this game for the final Gaddget. Winning gives the player the minigame and the Bowser Print.

Gameplay

The goal of the game is to open the trap doors to drop all the Koopa Kids to the floor below and eventually into the pits below the door. The A Button opens the blue traps and B Button opens the red ones; the R Button can be used to open every trap, but it can only be used once. If a Koopa Kids fall through a trapdoor without opening the one below, it falls and bounces onto the ground beside it, dazed. Green Koopa Kids also move faster than the other types. If one of the Koopa Kids reaches the player, they breathe fire at them, and the player loses.

In-game text

  • Rules: "Open the trapdoors to make the Koopa Kids fall all the way to the bottom!"

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese おとしてミニクッパ
Otoshite Minikuppa
Drop the Mini-Koopas

German Falltüren
Trap Doors
Italian In trappola
Trapped
Spanish Trampas
Traps

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