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[[File:Rh_wii_hole_in_one_02.jpg|thumb|226px|Gameplay of Hole in One.]] | [[File:Rh_wii_hole_in_one_02.jpg|thumb|226px|Gameplay of Hole in One.]] | ||
'''Hole in One''' is the first rhythm game played in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''. Practice mode starts with the character [[monkey]] introducing the main concept of the rhythm games and explaining how rhythm tempos may change while playing the games. In Hole in One, he teaches the [[golfer]] (the character played in the game) how to golf. The sequel [[Hole in One 2]] is unlocked later on. | '''Hole in One''' is the first rhythm game played in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''. Practice mode starts with the character [[monkey]] introducing the main concept of the rhythm games and explaining how rhythm tempos may change while playing the games. In Hole in One, he teaches the [[golfer]] (the character played in the game) how to golf. The sequel [[Hole in One 2]] is unlocked later on. | ||
Getting a [[perfect]] on this game earns the Hole in One soundtrack. | |||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
Monkey throws golf balls toward the player, who must hit them into the golf hole. The rhythm tempo changes when ______ takes over and throws the ball much more aggressive. | Monkey throws golf balls toward the player, who must hit them into the golf hole. The rhythm tempo changes when ______ takes over and throws the ball much more aggressive. | ||