5 MiniBattles

Chickens, football goals and food service all appear in 5 MiniBattles. The source also calls the collection Mini Heads Party and says it contains five challenges. You can pick one or use the Random button, so a session can move between different tasks without needing to decide the next game yourself.

5 MiniBattles gives Player 1 W, A, S and D and Player 2 the arrow keys. Touch controls are supported on phones and tablets; the function of each input may depend on the mini-game, so read the current activity's prompts.

The opponent can be the computer or a friend. The description does not name all five mini-games or explain their individual winning scores, so learn each selected challenge from its own screen. Do not assume the same objective carries over from catching chickens to serving customers simply because both belong to the collection. Take a moment to identify the task whenever the game changes. Choosing a familiar challenge first can help both players learn the controls, while Random is useful once you are comfortable adapting to a different goal at the start of each round. A larger collection of compact friend challenges is 12 MiniBattles.