Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great game!!! Brings me back to the one for the wii.

Great Game. It’s a little short for the money, but I still recommend.

Buying it for christmas since that was something my brother requested

Great game bought it for someone who asked for it for a gift

My son loves the game. He played it for a few weeks straight.

Son loves this game and cannot stay off the game system.

Fun but short. I knew what I was getting in to having played warioware games in the past but I was kind of surprised to be done with it in 2 days. Not much for replayability, mini games aren’t that fun

Very easy game you loose focus and want to play something else after about 5 minutes

It’s a fun micro game collection. Definitely worth playing.

Im typically not a huge Warioware fan but the Switch consoles edition has even more left to be desired. I find myself board and ready to play something else within 3 mins of popping this game in. Id say its one of the worse Wareware titles in the franchise thus far

The microgames are not that fun and with no online multiplayer option, it is really just a waste of time and money.

Not nearly as good as the original. They didn’t cleverly use the sensors available to them in this game.

It’s an ok game feel like it’s missing more wasn’t worth the full price .

It’s like I started to have fun and then the game ended. Way way too short for the price you pay this should’ve been like a bonus game for a main entry. Skip

Good game! Not like anything overly revolutionary, but a good value for what I got it for. And Best Buy was good at getting it to me and all that.

If you have played a WarioWare game before, you know what to expect... and to expect the unexpected! You get to play the microgames as individual members of the WarioWare cast, each with their own unique abilities and quirks (some are definitely better than others). The microgames are generally solid and bizarrely hilarious, though a few are confusing and take a few plays to figure out. The downsides are that the Story mode is really short; you can easily knock it out in less than five hours, though earning high scores in each stage and unlocking every microgame do offer some replay value. Another downside is that you have to play Story mode to completion to unlock nearly all of the additional modes, including the "party mode" for up to four players. One further head-scratcher is the lack of motion controls; you don't even have to shake your controller in this game, which feels odd when WarioWare: Smooth Moves for Wii seemed to perfectly combine motion controls and microgames. Overall, if you love WarioWare, you will likely love this game, but it could stand to have more meat on its bones, especially for a $50, first-party title.

There has been a demo for this on the eShop, and I felt confused by it. There is a spot where it looks like you're fighting this thing, and really the game is about mini games in between that thing, and you beat it by beating all the mini games. You never know what random mini game you'll get, you have to think really fast sometimes, but you can redo them if you fail or pay coins to keep going. Each level you unlock a new person who has their own powers (ways of doing things) and you can choose which ones to take on your next mission. Really much more fun than I ever expected.