Risk It

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Risk It is the 87th building and luck-based teleportation and platforming mini-game in Stampy's Funland.

Appearance

The game consists of a board game-like play area consisting of several platforms, including one in the middle where the player starts. The play area is built and measured to how far the teleportation would take effect. The platforms are raised from a black pit, and are surrounded by glowstone. At the back of the play area is a score board, where the players keep track of their score using concrete powder, with colours green, red, blue and orange. There is also a lever beside it where all of the concrete powder would be removed instantly by destroying them by torches, then collecting by hoppers which lead to a chest for storage. Near the game's entrance are four buttons in which, when pressed, sends a block of concrete powder down.

How it is played

It is a game of luck and can be played for two to four players. The goal of the game is to score ten points at the end of the round. Players take turns in eating a chorus fruit on the middle platform which make them teleport themselves anywhere in the play area. When they land in one of the platforms, they get a point depending on the colour. Purple platforms are worth a single point, while magenta and pink platforms (the rarest to land, as it is placed in the same platform the players start) are worth two and three points, respectively. The players can go on multiple tries in a single turn, risking their progress, specifically the points they earn. If they land on the black pit, they lose the points that they gained on their turn. If they land on the glowstone, the farthest the player eating a chorus fruit can teleport, they lose all their points in the round, thus resetting their progress. Once their turn is over, they press the button of their representing colour to drop down blocks of concrete powder to keep track of the score. The winner is declared when one of the players reach ten points first.