It's a Warioware clone that manages to come close to the fun of actual Warioware. Not quite, though.

While this was my first foray into Warioware, I think I can say that it lacks the proper Warioware charm due to it's gameplay shakeups. Then again, perhaps a shakeup was needed after so many games. It is fun for the main story, but it stops being fun really fast when you try to go achievement hunting.

It's Breath of the Wild but better.

It's a rhythm game, so don't play it unless you like those. Despite being KH's second filler episode, it offers a fun musical experience.

If you want to play FNaF, play this one. It's got the best gameplay by a long shot. Don't expect it to be scary though.

They somehow managed to take the two best Zelda games and make them both awful. From gameplay that's a downgrade to HW:DE, to a story that isn't at all what was advertised, I wonder what was going through their heads when they made this.

This is perhaps the chunkiest game in existence. You will be playing it for years after years after years. And you will love every single second. The best love letter to the Zelda franchise I've seen.

How y'all gonna combine and make mid...

Synchrony came out of nowhere and is already making this phenomenal game even more phenomenal. I can now give it this rating without a clouded heart.
Very hard, though.

Overshadowed by Hisoutensoku, this game is extremely fun in it's own way and deserves more love.

It smells like the 2000s. It's a lot of fun, until it breaks. Then it's not fun.

Better gameplay than Moon by far, worse story than Moon by far.

Now THIS is how you do a remake.

Doesn't deserve a review.

I love getting crit by every single enemy!!!