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Wiomeware: Get it together! Revision: absurdly addictive, strangely docile

The Warchaware Character Exchange Trick: Get It Together adds unnecessary confusion to a perfectly pleasant microjuery collection.

Pros.

Extravagant microjuegos Delicious comedy Game loop strong addictive crew management

Cons.

Dissatory trick is lacking creative controls under party potential

Within a few minutes of playing WARIARWARE: Get it Together!, I looked at my completely perplexed switch. I did not confuse all the incredibly polished statues or the coca Gachapon chickens; I just did not understand why I was pressing the buttons of my joy-cons instead of moving them violently.

In previous iterations, WarioWare Games have taken full advantage of Nintendo’s technological experiments and have prospered thanks to them. Wiomeware: Demo! It makes an excellent use of the Nintendo DS touch screen, while WarioWare: Smooth Moves is the rare Wii game that was improved with motion controls. In theory, Switch is a perfect place for the series. Gyroscopes, HD noise and apparently forgotten IR sensors feel as features that could have been joined to form another intuitive collection of 5 second mini-games with creative control schemes. So, why was he moving a joystick and pressing A in each game in his place?

Wiomeware: Get it together! It’s a welcome return for one of the most fun and strange series of Nintendo, which brings some light portable entertainment. Although it is difficult to ignore the great lost opportunity that is also, since it exchanges enthusiastic control experiments by a strangely realistic characters exchange trick.

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Structurally, Wiomeware: Get it together! It is a kind of return to the way after the disconcerting Game & Wii Wii U. It is a climbing collection of mini-go-mining gloves where players have to complete challenges the size of a rapid succession bite. A minute squeezes tomato sauce over a plate of spaghetti, the next drop off the fire tilting a statue of a cherub that peeks into the right angle. WarioWare’s joy is that they do not give players more than one second to process their strange visual jokes. The games end up in a few seconds, which makes them a constant alluvium of absurd phrases.

The main difference this time, and is very important, is that the game presents several characters, each of which has its own special game style. Wario can move freely on the screen and cope with the obstacles with the shoulder. Meanwhile, 9-Volt only skates forward and backward, shooting a projectile up. Each microgame is designed so that any character can complete it, although players may need to think outside the box in some situations.

It is as intelligent as unequal. Sometimes I stumbled on a surprising solution that made me feel like a crazy genius that had broken the game. A micro-game asks players to raise the tongue of a dog so that he can swallow water from a dripping tap. Instead, I discovered that I could use Penny, who has a water gun, to simply fill her mouth without interacting at all with her tongue. The premise of skill works best when players can accidentally stumble with small moments like that.

Get it! They often ask players to meet a small team of characters to board any list of determined playback, but there are certain characters that I do not even think about using.

However, those are few and distant from each other. More often, I was crashing with goals in which my character was objectively worse than others. That is especially remarkable when it comes to characters that can fly freely in front of those who can only move by grabbing moving rings. A minigame has players looking for a cell phone signal. With a character as Wario, it is as simple as passing some icons to find the right one. With someone like 16-Volt, a still character who needs to throw a projectile to a ring to move, that same game is a complete fight.

Get it! They often ask players to meet a small team of characters to board any list of determined playback, but there are certain characters that I do not even think about using. Characters such as pyoro, who shoots his tongue at diagonal angle to attack, are hard to use and have no real advantage. Why would I choose it about Ashley, who flies freely while she shoots projectiles in all directions? The game never gives a good answer to that question, which makes certain characters feel completely obsolete.

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While your main trick does not work at all, the game is still a lovely rarity. There is a fast but nice two-hour history mode to complete (which looks short, but it is on par with the previous WarioWare games), but the real fun comes from the high score chasing. Players can immerse themselves in microjuegal playlists and try to complete as many as possible before losing four lives. While microjuegos are not always the brightest creations of the series (except for Nintendo theme, which presents a hilarious cameo of Fire Emblem: Three House’s Tea Times), they become especially addictive when playing at a high level, high. – Speed ​​of speed.

What is more surprising, however, is how well you get it together! Join all your small systems and modes. The story and play-o-pedia mode (which allows players to simply play a specific microogue over and over again) serve as the main hook of the game, but they are part of a larger ecosystem. The game presents achievements, which reward coins for completing different challenges. Those lead the players to reach certain objectives, such as obtaining a certain score on a playlist, which gives them more motivation to play beyond pursuing scores.

The coins obtained from the achievements are channeled to the mode of management of the strangely entertaining crew of the game. Players basically use cash from the game to buy randomized articles of gachapon machines with chicken shape. These elements can be given to each character, giving them a certain amount of experience points. As you upload level, each character gets some light customization options and some art. I quickly found myself totally obsessed while trying to unlock each prezzie and deduce which gifts are the best for each character to maximize the gain of experience.

What is more surprising, however, is how well you get it together! Join all your small systems and modes.

More importantly, the levels increase the skill score of a character in the Wario Cup, which has the potential to be the lasting hook of the game. Each week, the game will have a different classified challenge playlist so that players compete. Get a high score and win fabulous prizes. Since the game lacks functions online, this ends up being its only real classification table. I spent hours trying to perfect the challenge of the first week, a collection of hyperpid games where players only control the 9-volt skateboard. The more I climb the level in the crew mode, the more score multiplier you would get in the Wario Cup.

That’s when the complete pipeline is revealed. Play minigames to complete achievements. Unlock achievements to get coins. Use coins to buy prizes. Use prezzies to level up the characters. Use levels level characters to get an advantage in the Wario Cup. It is an elegant loop that hooked me much longer than I expected. With the Wario Cup distributing weekly challenges in progress, there is a good chance that you continue to record once a week to achieve that complete cycle.

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Get it! It has a great emphasis on multiplayer mode, which is not surprising given your Character Selection screen in Super Smash Bros. Two players can work together to establish high or up to four scores can compete in a series of minigames. While some of the multiplayer modes are simplistic rags, as a boring volleyball game that feels as if it were built in the Game Builder Garage de Nintendo, the modes that revolve around the cleaning of face-to-face microwave provide a frantic fun . Cleaning a game in seconds is already quite difficult and that only becomes more tense when you try to finish it before another three people (or try to finish it while those three people frantically bounce the screen up and down while trying to play).

While it is easy to imagine that multiplayer mode works with players who all know the game, the characters system that is too complicated makes it more difficult as an informal party game. In WarioWare, it is already quite difficult for a newcomer to find out how to complete a goal on the fly (my inexperienced multiplayer companion looked stupefied the screen while bumming commands as fill out blinked on the screen). In Get it Together !, You will also need to learn 20 different characters and what each one does. The story mode does a good job when introducing the powers of each character at all times, but there are no tutorials in multiplayer mode.

That’s where I go back to my disappointment for the lack of joy-with the game. WARIARWARE: Smooth Moves is so successful as a party game because its microjuegos are very easy to understand. When players are asked to answer the phone , it is not difficult to realize that the Wiimote must be taken to the ear. The best WarioWare titles have that level of natural design that makes them so irresistible.

While it is easy to imagine that multiplayer mode works with players who all know the game, the characters system that is too complicated makes it more difficult as an informal party game.

That is not the case here. Instead, players will have to explain the premise and confused WarioWare and then execute the system system as well as. And since some characters are harder to control or objectively worse in minigames than others, would not blame a rookie for feeling completely disconcerted by what is happening … for the wrong reasons.

Get it! It works best as a lonely high score career that is played in gusts of 10 minutes. It is a shame that it is so difficult to sell as a party game, because the switch is very poor in that department. Let me throw my joy-with through my television now!

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Wiomeware: Get it together! It contains a good dose of absurd fun thanks to a series of game loops very well built, but it is difficult not to think about what could have been. Its premise driven by the characters is weak compared to the previous entrances, which presented intuitive technological tricks. The microjuegos and the multiplayer suffer from a lack of creative controls. The strangest thing about this delivery is the docile that ends up feeling.

Is there a better alternative?

WarioWare has a totally unique premise, so not really. Super Mario Party is a better mini-centered party game, but you would need to look for a Nintendo DS or Wii to find a better Wiomeware game.

How long will it last?

I was able to complete the History mode and unlock all minigames in about six hours. Even if you are interested in getting high scores, it is difficult to imagine that most players reach the two digits.

Should I buy it?

No. At least, not at your total price of $ 50. I am diverted enough with WarioWare: Get it Together !, But it is certainly a thin package that is best enjoyed in 10-minute periods that expand its content.

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