Game Over

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Game Over is when a minigame ends. In games with no victory-system (goes endlessly until you lose and in some minigames, it gets harder the more you play), an end screen will appear to the player, typed Game Over and the reason of why the game ended. The reason will depend, since it can be changed due to the form that the game ended.


An additional sound will play when the Game Over screen appears to the player.

Reasons

Pou fell!

Minigame Motive Illustration
Sky Jump When Pou falls from the platforms directly.
Hill Drive When Pou falls out of the car after the car lands upside down and touches the ground.
Cliff Jump When Pou falls directly into the void.
Jet Pou When Pou collides with one of the trunks or falls to the ground.
Water Hop When Pou jumps out of a floater, falling into the water.
Cliff Dash When Pou collides with a rock or hayroll, or falls directly into the void.
Sky Hop When Pou falls from the platforms (or after stepping on a cloud platform and subsequently falling).

Pou ate a bad thing!

Minigame Motive Illustration
Food Drop When Pou eats things that are not food.

Pou hit a rock!

Minigame Motive Illustration
Cliff Jump When Pou hits a rock.

Pou hit a cloud!

Minigame Motive Illustration
Cloud Pass When Pou collides with a cloud.

Pou hit 5 clouds!

Minigame Motive Illustration
Free Fall When Pou falls through 5 clouds, consecutive or not.

Wrong cup!

Minigame Motive Illustration
Find Pou When the player clicks on the cup where Pou isn't inside of.

Pou hit a wall!

Minigame Motive Illustration
Cliff Jump When Pou hits the side of the ground.

Wrong Pou!

Minigame Motive
Pou Sounds When the player taps the Pou that didn't sing before.

You missed 8!

Minigame Motive Illustration
Food Drop When Pou misses 8 food items.

No more space!

Minigame Motive Illustration
Pou Popper When the space to shoot new Pous gets full.
Star Popper
Tumble When Pou gets stuck on the platforms, leaving no room to fall.

Time's up!

It happens when the minigames have a timer. The direction and color may vary. When the timer runs out, the Game Over message "Time's up!" will appear on the screen.

Minigame Time Illustration
Food Swap 3 minutes, 10 seconds
Hill Drive 1 minute, 30 seconds
Connect 2 1 minute, 25 seconds
Sky Hop 1 minute, 5 seconds
Pet Walk 30 seconds
Hoops 50 seconds
Memory 13 seconds
Word Find 2 minutes, 30 seconds
Color Tap 12 seconds
Color Match 30 seconds
Sad Tap 20 seconds
Match Tap 30 seconds
Memory 12 seconds
Connect 2 minutes, 30 seconds

Games with different screen messages

There are some minigames with different gameplay modes. As a result, the Game Over messages are unique. These messages can be "You win!, as well as "You lose!". These are the minigames in which it's possible to win or lose a match.

You win!

Minigame Motive Illustration
Beach Volley When Pou beats its pet (or a friend).
Sudoku When the player completes all blocks from 1 to 9.
Tic Tac Pou In online matches, "You win!" appears when you beat the opposing Pou. Read more about PvP mode.
Four Pous

You lose!

Minigame Motive Illustration
Beach Volley When the Pou's pet (or a friend) beats Pou.
Tic Tac Pou When the opposing Account beats you. In online matches, the message is different to the "You lose!" message. The message for these games is the opponent's name + "wins!" instead (for example: Pou wins!). Read more about PvP mode.
Four Pous

Minigames without Game Over screens

There are two minigames that don't have game-end screens: Pool and Goal. These minigames are from the Outside location. When the player loses, the score number simply resets without an end screen.

Goal Pool

Trivia

  • In Sudoku, it's impossible to lose. Therefore, the You win! message only exists for this minigame.