For 2D platforming fans, there's a lot to love about Wario Land 4. There's a great amount of variety in the game mechanics, and some of these levels impressed me with their creativity. The aesthetics are pitch perfect, embracing an unapologetically weird style that fits Wario like a glove. I miss when Nintendo games were this weird. The music is good, the controls are tight, and there's a great amount of secrets to uncover. I wish there were a few more things to spend your treasure on besides mini-games and handicaps for boss fights, but that's ultimately a minor complaint. Above all else, though, this is absolutely a Wario game. The platforming is crunchy, the powerups are cartoony, and the amount of treasure to find will make your eyes pop out of your skull. As cliche of phrasing as it is, this game makes you feel like Wario. And that's a really fun thing.