14:33 another detail I like about this game is when you do get exactly the right amount the other miis look at you surprised, that's what makes counting worth it haha
You can actually juke the three players in Poserobics into making a choice, then switching it at the last second. It's a lot more fun that way, so I'd put it in B. Lumber Whacks also has some strategy, where you can throw your log faster than normal to try and make the one player fall off balance, allowing you to actually hit them. Overall, also a B.
When I was a kid I used to play Wii Party by myself by connecting four wii remotes and trying to control all of them at the same time. Going through this list I can't help but categorize it into "games that sort of work while holding four different wii remotes" and "games that would be better if child-me had friends". Ah, good times.
I had such an awful traveling experience very recently and being able to just kick back and relax and watch this video felt like exactly what I needed. Thanks for the laughs Mr Bog!
the sheer amount of joy this gave me anyway my point is the pair minigames are absolutely goated and anyone who dislikes the sheep should be smited on the spot
I severely disagree with a lot of these placings, but since Wii party is undoubtedly one of my favorite Wii games, I am just enjoying someone talking about it 😔✌️ great video, loved the fact that a lot of minigames matched their music in-game with the ones you put on video, amazing detail
RNG (or RNG-heavy) minigames are still good to have in party games, as a catch up mechanism to lessen the impact of skill. This is especially nice for modes where the player in 4th place can choose the minigame, and they can pick one that leaves things up to chance instead of a battle of skill. Jumbo Jump actually has an RNG element to the game, which makes players jump different distances even if they swing at the same time. This is to prevent ties from happening in the game itself, which is more elegant and diegetic than doing a tiebreaker roll afterwards. Dicey Descent at least allows a little bit of player agency, namely in how you can pick if you’re on the same side as certain other players, which can be important in how it can guarantee wins for players in an advantage state. Strategy Steps is a push-your-luck Prisoner’s Dilemma game, rather than a pure RNG game, especially if all players are human. Prisoner’s Dilemma, although still ultimately very random, is preferable to pure RNG. Risky Railroad once again allows you to decide if you take the path as certain other players, which can once again be an important decision to make. It’s pure luck once it’s down to 2 players, though. Lucky Launch is pure RNG. Hide-and-Peek is pure luck, but most players don’t actually realize that the ideal strategy is to have one (human) player intentionally hide behind the horses, which leads to a higher chance of winning for the hiders, which is unintuitive to think about, seeing as the seeker can literally see you hiding there. This turns this minigame into a secret statistics test, which is, well, something, at least? Meet and Greet also technically tests your button mashing skills (since the faster you can pick a door, the faster you’ll complete the minigame), as well as coordination between players to not pick duplicate doors once they’re each just 1 door away, but that’s a very small part of the minigame. And then obviously RNG appears throughout tons of other minigames as well (order of obstacles in Flap Hurdles, puzzles in Puzzle Pick-Up, asteroids in Moon Landing, Mii behavior in Smile Snap, etc.), but that’s not the type of RNG you object to. Smile Snap is actually a good example of a partial RNG game, since in addition to being a push-your-luck game of deciding how many smiling Miis you want to photograph at once, it also tests your reaction speed to even act on the situation. And as my final note, obviously, even amongst RNG minigames, there can still be ways to present them that make them more engaging. There’s a reason that across the Mario Party series, Bowser’s Big Blast is basically universally recognized as the best RNG minigame, and it purely comes down to presentation.
my friends and i have been doing something we call “wii party tournaments” where we play every 4 player mini game in a row and see who wins the most mini games. one of them that i’m really good at is quicker chipper, and yet, by best friend always manages to get 12 EVERY SINGLE TIME. i don’t know how she does it also my favourite mini game is back attack by far
While it might seem silly and possibly stupid that one of the hiding spots you can see the mii from the seeker screen, sacrificing a single player to force the seeker to "find" that player actually increases the team of 3's probability of winning.
I remember I always used to kick my family’s asses in Follow Your Face and to this day I have no idea how I’m able to keep track of where my face goes so consistently
I wish I lived in a time that this was the most popular game ever. I mean i did but, you get what I'm saying. Amazing video. 35 minutes. Wow! I jumped out of my seat when I saw that lol
One of the things that make this my 4th favourite video game of all time is how funny it is when you are playing with friends or family and they lose something or something bad happens to them and their reaction is always funny.
Ain't no way it took you an hour to beat the CPU (what difficulty I didn't pay attention) on Delivery Duel I can consistently beat the Master CPUs on that game
I need to see the stoke on Trent steamers play board game island!! also, for the log jumping one, try moving the remote side to side rather than up and down :)
15:30 If can accurately count to 5 secs after a timer with a rhythm, including pushing the stop button; It'd say you'd be able to perfectly do minigames like this without flinching and pressing the button waaaayyyy too early...
I don't know why it never connected with me that you would be playing Wii Party with your miis, and I felt like I was seeing famous people out in the while like the Stoke-on-Trent Steamers getting off the train! Like, I could imagine your mii counting the people on the train and then seeing the some of the team getting out and rushing for autographs! My favorite, including my sister's, was the back attack one and teamwork temple. We loved the temple one so much for some reason XD.
I swear to god, any of those minigames (even the “underwhelming” ones) could get tense as fuck in the context of the bigger game it takes place in. Face flip gets real very quickly when you’re one away from a 2 X 3 in Swap Meet and there’s a wild mii on the table.
Funny thing about Hide and Peek, is that it’s actually a better strategy to have one player hide behind the horses in the center. If you assume the hiders can’t coordinate to all hide in different spots, (they’re CPUs, or the seeker could hear human players talking), then if nobody hides behind the horses, the hiders only have a 91/216 (42.13%) chance of winning after the seeker can prove that nobody’s behind the horse. But if one player chooses to hide behind the horses (and they can guarantee that they’re the only one, because CPUs don’t hide there, and you can say it out loud to the seeker, since they’d just be able to see you anyway), then the seeker only has 4 guesses to finding the remaining two players, leading to a 5/9 (55.56%) chance of the hiders winning. Hiding in plain sight is literally a good thing, because it wastes a guess on a spot that the seeker can normally automatically eliminate. If the hiders can coordinate with one another (3 humans all hide in different spots versus 1 CPU), then the odds of winning in each case are 1/2 (50%) and 3/5 (60%) instead. And just to be complete, the odds of winning for the hiders with 2 humans who can coordinate, and 1 CPU that can’t are 4/9 (44.44%) and 5/9 (55.56%) for each strategy, respectively.
Christ, how's your foot after that experiment with the football minigame? I bet that hurt. Great list though, there's something quite endearing with a gaming tier list done in the form of a college presentation. Oh, also, just because I made a related comment in the community post announcing this video coming up: 4:47 "I did in fact, end up as a snowball which is the biggest humiliation in Jumbo Jump." Glad to see the origin story behind why Engine Room's skiing trip in Austria gave him that injury to his confidence.
im currently going through a wii party brainrot so i definitely needed this, but thag exceedingly low low pogo stick game rating was NOT what i needed lmao jokes aside, youre actualy hilarious!! it makes me want to do one of these on my own too, except im nowhere near priveleged enough to get all of the stuff i need to record my insane chop chops gameplay.
God, I remember when I was playing Rope Sling/Lofty Leap and accidentally got -181 yards. 181 is the farthest you can go in that game. I think. Good times.
181 is the farthest you can go. Also, one time me and my mom both got 281 in the same round, so 181 literally happened twice in a row. I once tried to get 181 twice in a row by myself for like 30 minutes but couldn’t do it. I got 181 and then 180 several times though. I have gotten 180 probably 250+ times, and 181 probably 25+ times total
@BogBoy I think it could be really fun if it is something you could be interested in. I really enjoyed the game as well, and I know of no one on TH-cam who makes better Mii content 😁 Keep up the good work, man 👍
What's your favourite Wii Party Game?
Chop Chops is the best and this is a hill I will gladly die on!
@@genius31415 Facts
@@marbleracingplus4429 Time to get angry at the vegetables!
Teamwork temple
@@jamzgamez3368 You have a point there, let's also get angry at the button!
26:46 this one isn't about how hard you move the wiimote, it's about the timing. You're supposed to do it as soon as the spring is fully compressed
I love the little detail in chop chop where if you need to chop an onion, your mii starts crying.
I always love when he genuinely laughs at his own jokes half way through telling them.
Me too
Back Attack not being S tier is a crime /s
Pump Cart Panic is my least favorite of the Wii Party minigames.
Tropical Jump and Back Attack were the joy of my family. I miss our Wii.
14:33 another detail I like about this game is when you do get exactly the right amount the other miis look at you surprised, that's what makes counting worth it haha
You can actually juke the three players in Poserobics into making a choice, then switching it at the last second. It's a lot more fun that way, so I'd put it in B. Lumber Whacks also has some strategy, where you can throw your log faster than normal to try and make the one player fall off balance, allowing you to actually hit them. Overall, also a B.
When I was a kid I used to play Wii Party by myself by connecting four wii remotes and trying to control all of them at the same time. Going through this list I can't help but categorize it into "games that sort of work while holding four different wii remotes" and "games that would be better if child-me had friends". Ah, good times.
I'm so sorry for that, if I had a chance I would've played with you
that's how the toughest men are born
as someone who never owned a wii this video makes me feel like i missed something crucial
rip
YOU DID OMG
You did
my wii was the only thing keeping me sane as a child 🙏🏼
Poofessure is typing…
I heard poofs favorite mini game is cosmic capers
@@DemonTheCat871 mine is rope sling/lofty leap
I had such an awful traveling experience very recently and being able to just kick back and relax and watch this video felt like exactly what I needed. Thanks for the laughs Mr Bog!
the sheer amount of joy this gave me
anyway my point is the pair minigames are absolutely goated and anyone who dislikes the sheep should be smited on the spot
Balance boat is honestly goated tbf
@@BogBoyOfficial frrrrr
and we can both agree i dont think anybody played friend connection lmao
@@SeelieDeco i played with my brother ONCE lmao
Zombie Tag being B and not S is criminal
deadaaaaaaas
That is my fav mini game🙄
Who TF doesn't like Zombie Tag🙄
It's the slayest🙄💅✨
@@not_jacknjellify youve made me not like zombie tag anymore
@@ireallylovefriedchickenvery true
Sir you are now wanted by the Wii party community
I always thought smile snap was one of the best mini games. It was always so satisfying to get a perfect picture
Each to their own :)
The 👶s faces are specific CPU Miis because they don't have facial features (apart from Chika but her blush is removed)
Wii Party... the graceful swan that has stolen 100s of hours of my life. Oh the Memories
9:26
“Oh great, we all came first” 😂😂
That guy in 4th place: ….
I remember playing Back Attack endlessly with friends 😍 So much nostalgia!
Great video as always
It's pretty amazing how consistently your videos manage to make me laugh. Your style really is something special!
Thankyou so much :))
I severely disagree with a lot of these placings, but since Wii party is undoubtedly one of my favorite Wii games, I am just enjoying someone talking about it 😔✌️ great video, loved the fact that a lot of minigames matched their music in-game with the ones you put on video, amazing detail
in the spring one you're supposed to move the remote when the spring is collapsed
We used to have to turn off the volume every time zombie tag came up because my sister was too afraid of it
Wii party is such a classic that I still play today
I still am the best at Cry Babies in my family, I even beat Matt first try
The tier list background is beautiful! If it were a game, it would bump it up a tier just due to aesthetic
18:44 The way you swing doesn't change anything, it all depends on when you press the A button.
This game was my childhood so I cannot tell you how excited I was for this video!!!
Jude really hated the 1 vs 3 games a lot didn’t he
The ending scene is glorious, I love your green screen editing XD
Also, very cool to see Beanus and the other characters show up here an there !
All RNG minigames are an automatic F-tier in my opinion. Words cannot describe how much they have pissed me off.
RNG (or RNG-heavy) minigames are still good to have in party games, as a catch up mechanism to lessen the impact of skill. This is especially nice for modes where the player in 4th place can choose the minigame, and they can pick one that leaves things up to chance instead of a battle of skill.
Jumbo Jump actually has an RNG element to the game, which makes players jump different distances even if they swing at the same time. This is to prevent ties from happening in the game itself, which is more elegant and diegetic than doing a tiebreaker roll afterwards.
Dicey Descent at least allows a little bit of player agency, namely in how you can pick if you’re on the same side as certain other players, which can be important in how it can guarantee wins for players in an advantage state.
Strategy Steps is a push-your-luck Prisoner’s Dilemma game, rather than a pure RNG game, especially if all players are human. Prisoner’s Dilemma, although still ultimately very random, is preferable to pure RNG.
Risky Railroad once again allows you to decide if you take the path as certain other players, which can once again be an important decision to make. It’s pure luck once it’s down to 2 players, though.
Lucky Launch is pure RNG.
Hide-and-Peek is pure luck, but most players don’t actually realize that the ideal strategy is to have one (human) player intentionally hide behind the horses, which leads to a higher chance of winning for the hiders, which is unintuitive to think about, seeing as the seeker can literally see you hiding there. This turns this minigame into a secret statistics test, which is, well, something, at least?
Meet and Greet also technically tests your button mashing skills (since the faster you can pick a door, the faster you’ll complete the minigame), as well as coordination between players to not pick duplicate doors once they’re each just 1 door away, but that’s a very small part of the minigame.
And then obviously RNG appears throughout tons of other minigames as well (order of obstacles in Flap Hurdles, puzzles in Puzzle Pick-Up, asteroids in Moon Landing, Mii behavior in Smile Snap, etc.), but that’s not the type of RNG you object to. Smile Snap is actually a good example of a partial RNG game, since in addition to being a push-your-luck game of deciding how many smiling Miis you want to photograph at once, it also tests your reaction speed to even act on the situation.
And as my final note, obviously, even amongst RNG minigames, there can still be ways to present them that make them more engaging. There’s a reason that across the Mario Party series, Bowser’s Big Blast is basically universally recognized as the best RNG minigame, and it purely comes down to presentation.
my friends and i have been doing something we call “wii party tournaments” where we play every 4 player mini game in a row and see who wins the most mini games. one of them that i’m really good at is quicker chipper, and yet, by best friend always manages to get 12 EVERY SINGLE TIME. i don’t know how she does it
also my favourite mini game is back attack by far
7:55 And then there's zombie Beanus...
While it might seem silly and possibly stupid that one of the hiding spots you can see the mii from the seeker screen, sacrificing a single player to force the seeker to "find" that player actually increases the team of 3's probability of winning.
26:47 You gotta swing the Wiimote UP when the pogostick is at the lowest omg 😭
yk for the spring time game, you pump upwards, not downwards
when the spring is compressed you pump upwards
I remember I always used to kick my family’s asses in Follow Your Face and to this day I have no idea how I’m able to keep track of where my face goes so consistently
"A machine is better than me in a videogame so its bad" BogBoy, 2023
I wish I lived in a time that this was the most popular game ever. I mean i did but, you get what I'm saying. Amazing video. 35 minutes. Wow! I jumped out of my seat when I saw that lol
One of the things that make this my 4th favourite video game of all time is how funny it is when you are playing with friends or family and they lose something or something bad happens to them and their reaction is always funny.
With the wiggling game you gotta wiggle left to right not up and down
Good ranking but imo I would put Zombie Tag in S tier without doubt
You forgot to rate Spot the sneak, the culmination of completing all 4 player minigames :(
17:57 Well, Theo certainly CAN stay mad at it lol
Flap hurdles/Hurdle hover works perfectly fine for me
ah the good old days of wii
This vid is really making me want to get my old wii out of the attic
The nostalgia haha ! F for Mr. Toe who got sacrificed during the experiment 😔
Thankyou! I may never walk again but atleast I got a Wii video out of it
Such dedication haha
24:34 is actually a tactical hiding spot, because if only one person hides there, the seeker has less chance of finding everyone else
I love watching you and all your friends have fun playing the Wii console.
Yeah, new bogboy video! This is one of my favorite wii games, not sure why
Ain't no way it took you an hour to beat the CPU (what difficulty I didn't pay attention) on Delivery Duel
I can consistently beat the Master CPUs on that game
In the same boat as you brother. Might just be a skill issue on his part. He's playing Expert difficulty btw
@@Jay_Nelsoni agree, the handling sucks but otherwise it's beatable
@@Jay_Nelsonmaybe he doesn’t know about the map, for a long time I didn’t know about the map and just guessed the path lol
Seeing your cat stick it's head in a jug was the funniest thing I've seen all day
Loved the Beanus cameo in the zombie game
I need to see the stoke on Trent steamers play board game island!! also, for the log jumping one, try moving the remote side to side rather than up and down :)
I love your jokes man. Adding to the charm of the tier list.
15:30 If can accurately count to 5 secs after a timer with a rhythm, including pushing the stop button; It'd say you'd be able to perfectly do minigames like this without flinching and pressing the button waaaayyyy too early...
not giving lofty leap S tier is insane
I don't know why it never connected with me that you would be playing Wii Party with your miis, and I felt like I was seeing famous people out in the while like the Stoke-on-Trent Steamers getting off the train! Like, I could imagine your mii counting the people on the train and then seeing the some of the team getting out and rushing for autographs!
My favorite, including my sister's, was the back attack one and teamwork temple. We loved the temple one so much for some reason XD.
26:49 You need to time you shaking the wiimote to the orange circle that appears under your pogo.
its sad that these types of bog boy videos dont get as much views as the others
Can’t wait for the review of U party
13:32 I did the same thing too! I spun the Wiimote around to make sure I'm going in the right direction.
BEEF BOSS, WHERE ARE YOU GOING?! BEEF BOSS!!!
I swear to god, any of those minigames (even the “underwhelming” ones) could get tense as fuck in the context of the bigger game it takes place in. Face flip gets real very quickly when you’re one away from a 2 X 3 in Swap Meet and there’s a wild mii on the table.
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO SINCE 2012
Funny thing about Hide and Peek, is that it’s actually a better strategy to have one player hide behind the horses in the center. If you assume the hiders can’t coordinate to all hide in different spots, (they’re CPUs, or the seeker could hear human players talking), then if nobody hides behind the horses, the hiders only have a 91/216 (42.13%) chance of winning after the seeker can prove that nobody’s behind the horse. But if one player chooses to hide behind the horses (and they can guarantee that they’re the only one, because CPUs don’t hide there, and you can say it out loud to the seeker, since they’d just be able to see you anyway), then the seeker only has 4 guesses to finding the remaining two players, leading to a 5/9 (55.56%) chance of the hiders winning. Hiding in plain sight is literally a good thing, because it wastes a guess on a spot that the seeker can normally automatically eliminate.
If the hiders can coordinate with one another (3 humans all hide in different spots versus 1 CPU), then the odds of winning in each case are 1/2 (50%) and 3/5 (60%) instead.
And just to be complete, the odds of winning for the hiders with 2 humans who can coordinate, and 1 CPU that can’t are 4/9 (44.44%) and 5/9 (55.56%) for each strategy, respectively.
oh god beanus was infected in zombie tag
Christ, how's your foot after that experiment with the football minigame? I bet that hurt.
Great list though, there's something quite endearing with a gaming tier list done in the form of a college presentation.
Oh, also, just because I made a related comment in the community post announcing this video coming up:
4:47 "I did in fact, end up as a snowball which is the biggest humiliation in Jumbo Jump."
Glad to see the origin story behind why Engine Room's skiing trip in Austria gave him that injury to his confidence.
im currently going through a wii party brainrot so i definitely needed this, but thag exceedingly low low pogo stick game rating was NOT what i needed lmao
jokes aside, youre actualy hilarious!! it makes me want to do one of these on my own too, except im nowhere near priveleged enough to get all of the stuff i need to record my insane chop chops gameplay.
Honestly... This has to be some of your best work dude. :D
Mr. Bog I very much enjoy your voice, thank you for rejuvenating me after a long day.
One of the players has a big chin, another a big forehead... it's like their faces swapped places. It's so jarring. I love it.
Rewatching this gem of a video bc it's just- it's just so good for reasons I cannot even process
God, I remember when I was playing Rope Sling/Lofty Leap and accidentally got -181 yards.
181 is the farthest you can go in that game. I think.
Good times.
181 is the farthest you can go. Also, one time me and my mom both got 281 in the same round, so 181 literally happened twice in a row. I once tried to get 181 twice in a row by myself for like 30 minutes but couldn’t do it. I got 181 and then 180 several times though. I have gotten 180 probably 250+ times, and 181 probably 25+ times total
Underrated masterpiece
This video is S tier for sure! 👍
Would you ever consider doing some sort of video on the miitopia game? 😊
maybe yeh!! I’ve played through the game and loved it so
@BogBoy I think it could be really fun if it is something you could be interested in.
I really enjoyed the game as well, and I know of no one on TH-cam who makes better Mii content 😁
Keep up the good work, man 👍
You're so cute when you won the stop watch game lol.
I remember playing this game with my nephews, I always had a blast with it.
You need to do a tutorial on how to recreate your mii dude
Clicking this for a peaceful silly Sunday night! thank you kindly
You know I don't know I need this today
me with 19.4 seconds: excuse me?
edit: I was talking about 18:13
Gg for the tier list. ^^
...But the wii u make a sequel
Bro zombie tag is worth more than a B😢
This tier list is the opposite of my mind. I like clover hunt more than delivery duel.
Really? No kidding
Well I’ll say, the challenge version of it really made up for it
This is what I've been waiting for
I can tell there was a lot of work behind this video. I loved it!
Thankyou :))
There's some 4-player mini-games I would have put higher, but "Ball Brawl" is in A-tier, so all is forgiven.
Havent seen it yet, but i already know this is going to be sick
This is so nostalgic.
Lofty Leap not S tier is crazy
sorry i love this video but there's no way you didn't give back attack S tier
it is a good one tbf, in hindsight it’s very close to an S
Flying Fruit is not that bad with friends, but the AI are too stupid to count and too stupid to cover
The barrel game alongside tropical punch are my absolute favourite
I cant believe you slandered hurdle hover for not working when it was just your dodgy controllers😔
I think engine room's real name is ozymandius
change my mind
This video is now integral to the beanus lore
"ram jam" is called what its called because theyre not sheep theyre "ram"s which are male sheep [look at the horns] and its a jam cause of the music
Your playing hurdle hover wrong you have to shack it left and right when you flick up not up and down
YOU SHAKE THE REMOTE SIDE TO SIDE ON THE HURDLE JUMP ONE 😭😭