REVIEW | WarioWare: Move It – A Whirlwind of Wacky Fun! 

Buckle up, guys! Wario is back! But this time, he’s bringing a new level of zany antics to the Nintendo Switch in WarioWare: Move It. 

I spent many hours of my childhood playing Smooth Moves on my Nintendo Wii, so this new instalment is like meeting up with an old friend who got a crazy facelift. 

Right off the bat, I forgot how old I had gotten because it demands you physically to jump into action. 

You are thrown into its signature eclectic mix of microgames. Be careful; if you blink, you’ll miss it! These challenges are as bizarre as they are addictive. 

Whether you’re plucking armpit hairs from a statue or guiding a tiny spaceman through a maze of doughnuts, each game is a delightful snippet of absurdity. It’s the digital equivalent of a funhouse mirror – you never know what twisted reflection of reality will pop up next!

Playing is more like conducting an orchestra of chaos – hands-on, wild, and ridiculously fun.

Graphics-wise, WarioWare: Move It retains the series’ charmingly offbeat style. It’s a visual feast of bright colours, wacky animations, and endearing and eccentric characters. The soundtrack, too, is a frenetic blend of beats that keeps the energy high and the toes tapping.

Multiplayer mode is where the game truly shines. Gathering friends for a WarioWare party is a recipe for laughter or maybe a hysterical disaster. The games are so quick and intuitive that anyone can jump in – no gaming expertise is required. It’s the perfect pick for party games or family game nights.

So, get ready to move, shake, and, most importantly, laugh your way through it!

OUR RATING:
5/5