Play with friends, family or against the computer on an interactive game board in this Mario Party-inspired game! The basic rules of the game are as follows: • During your turn, roll the die (press space) and move that many spaces. • If you land on a blue space, you get 3 coins, while on a red space, you lose 3. • Once all four players have rolled the die, a minigame begins. Its winner gets 10 extra coins. • It’s important to collect stars. To get one, you must pass a yellow space and buy a star with 20 coins. • The game continues until the last turn is over, and the player with the most stars wins (in the event of a tie, the player with more coins wins). In Marathon mode, you play on the first three boards in order against three computer opponents set to the same difficulty level you chose in the beginning. Each round lasts a set number of turns. You need to win in order to advance to the next board, otherwise you'll have to repeat the round. Additionally, in between rounds, you can receive a unique Savecode to save your progress. This way, you can take a break and later return to the next board by entering your code in the menu. There are 5 minigames, 4 boards, 16 characters and 3 computer opponent difficulty levels available. Controls: Player 1 - WASD Player 2 - arrow keys Player 3 - TFGH Player 4 - IJKL Unlike the original, all characters and boards are unlocked from the start.
This is my remastered version of Jake's original Scratch Party 2.1 (or 1.2.1) with some new gameplay features, nicer visuals, extended sound FX, and twice as many playable characters (all unlocked instantly)! It's the official English translation (took 4 years, but it's finally here) of my Scratch Party PL (Polish), based on version 1.3.4. I have big plans for awesome new updates (including new minigames, more endgame events, customizable rules, an extra hard CPU difficulty...), but currently I'm focused on other projects. Patch notes are in the game now because this instructions/notes section is impossible to read with these two wide "credit the original creator" messages at the top.
