WarioWare: Get it Together now has a free demo available now

WarioWare: Get it Together now has a free demo available now

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This September, WarioWare: Get It Together! will bring mini-game mayhem to the Nintendo Switch. This time, it's a little different in that players must assume control of Wario and his buddies in order to complete each microgame.

According to Nintendo, the trial allows users to test out a portion of the single-player mode as well as the local two-player option.

WarioWare: Get it Together is the series' ninth installment, and it will include two-player co-op mode for the first time. Get it Together includes 200 new microgames that must be completed as fast as possible.

If you're still not sure if this is your cup of tea, Nintendo has released a free demo on the Switch eShop that allows you to test out a variety of minigames.

WAH! A free demo for #WarioWareGetItTogether is now available on the #NintendoSwitch #eShop! Download now and try out a selection of microgames before the game’s release on 9/10!https://t.co/I7Edx50qJd pic.twitter.com/g7aKOai1Fr

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) August 20, 2021

Players control characters from the WarioWare series as they accomplish various chores, unlike earlier WarioWare games where players interacted directly with the items in each microgame.

Because each character has their own distinct move, the player must approach each microgame differently based on which character they have picked.

Wario, for example, utilizes a jetpack to fly about and attacks by propelling ahead, whilst Mona rides around on her scooter and strikes with a boomerang.

Young Cricket runs and leaps like a conventional platformer, while vintage enthusiast 18-Volt sits at the bottom of the screen and fires his disc weapon in various directions, much like in the Bust-a-Move games.

On debut, the game will have three primary modes. The main mode is Story, which may be played solo or in a local co-op with a friend.

There's also the Variety Pack option, which includes ten party games that may be played with 1-4 players locally.

Finally, the Wario Cup is an online mode featuring weekly challenges that rotate and include leaderboards for users to participate in.

For September 10, WarioWare: Get It Together will be available on the Nintendo Switch.

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