Gate Key-pers

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Gate Key-pers
Appears in	Super Mario Party Jamboree
Type	4-Player minigame
Time limit	20 seconds to select a key per turn

Gate Key-pers is a 4-Player minigame in Super Mario Party Jamboree. Its name is a pun on the word "gatekeepers," which are people or organizations that prevent access to resources, information, or services.

Introduction

The players stand in front of three locked gates, looking scared. Suddenly, three Peepas appear and make five keys appear where they stood.

Gameplay

The minigame begins by determining the order in which the players will play.

There are three gates that the players must try to unlock. In front of the gates are five differently shaped keys: square, circle, triangle, hexagon, and diamond. Each player has to guess both a key and which gate they would like to unlock. If the player chooses the key and gate combination incorrectly, two Peepas appear in front of the player, the key is placed where it was before, and the player moves to the back of the line. If the player chooses correctly, the player goes through the gate, which is then replaced with a brick wall. If a key has been confirmed not to unlock any of the remaining gates, a Peepa comes and takes it away. The first player to correctly guess the key and gate combination wins the minigame; the minigame continues until the second and third players guess correctly as well.

Controls

• – Select
• – Confirm

In-game text

Match the correct key to the correct gate. Remembering the combinations the other players have tried will help!

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	どれどれキー Doredore kī	Which key
Chinese (simplified)	哪一把钥匙 Nǎ yībǎ yàoshi	Which key
Chinese (traditional)	哪一把鑰匙 Nǎ yībǎ yàoshi	Which key
Dutch	Sleutelkeuze	Key choice
French	Clés en mains	Keys in the hands; can also mean "ready for use"
German	Schlüssel zum Sieg	Key to victory
Italian	Chiavi misteriose	Mysterious keys
Korean	이 열쇠가 네 열쇠냐 I yeolsoega ne yeolsoenya	Is this your key?
Portuguese	A chave do sucesso	The key to success
Russian	Правильный ключ Pravil'nyy klyuch	The correct key
Spanish	Las llaves del éxito	The Keys to Success (pun on the various meanings of the word key)