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Hide 'n' Hunt is a House Party mode in Wii Party that is played in the real room. 2-4 players can play it with 1-4 Wii Remotes. Like every other House Party game, CPUs aren't in this mode.

Gameplay[]

In each round, one player is the hider, and everyone else is a hunter. They start in whatever room the Wii is set up in where a hider is randomly picked. After the game randomly decides who the hider is, the game tells the hunters to leave the room, leaving the hider alone. Next, the hider hides the other players' Wii Remotes, and they have a certain amount of time to do so. Once they hide a remote, they press A on it to show the game that the remote is hidden. After this process, they call the the hunters back into the room (when the hunters are supposed to come back, the hider's Mii will whistle, and every hunter's Mii will come back inside the fictional room), and they must find the Wii Remotes within the time limit, while the hider watches the others. The winner is the person with the most points after all rounds have been completed.

Every 10 seconds, the Wii Remotes will make a sound that will help the players to find them. The hunters have a certain amount of time to find each hidden Wii Remote. When a player finds a remote, they must press A for the game to know they've found a remote, and give the hider points. The number of points rewarded to the hider is equal to the number of seconds the hunter(s) took to find the Wii Remote. For example, if a finder took 98 seconds to find the Wii Remote, the hider will be rewarded 98 points. If every hunter fails to find every Wii Remote within the time limit, the hider gets 120 points. On the other hand, if every hunter finds every Wii Remote right away, the hider gets no points.

Trivia[]

  • The virtual room portrays the player's room. It consists of a circular carpet, a sofa, a chair, a desk with a few drawers, a TV on top of a desk, a door, a plant, and a bookshelf.
  • When there are about 15 seconds to look for the Wii Remote, the hunter's(s) Mii(s) will have a surprised expression, while sweating and searching rapidly. When the hunter(s) run(s) out of time, they will possess a frown, doing the second place emote during Lucky Launch, and the hunter(s) will do the 3rd place results animation.
  • The sound the Wii Remotes makes every 10 seconds is also present in another Minigame known as Animal Tracker.
  • The timer varies based on how many Wii Remotes:
    • 1 Wii Remote: 60 seconds
    • 2 Wii Remote: 80 seconds
    • 3 Wii Remote: 100 seconds
    • 4 Wii Remote: 120 seconds
Modes in Wii Party
Party Games: Board Game Island - Globe Trot - Swap Meet - Spin-Off - Bingo

Pair Games: Friend Connection - Balance Boat - Match-Up


House Party: Animal Tracker - Hide 'n' Hunt - Time Bomb - Word Bomb - Buddy Quiz - Quick Draw


Minigames: Free Play - Battle - Solo - Challenge - Spot the Sneak


Others: Suggestions - Rankings