If even mini-game collections such as Mario Party are too complex, the warioware games in the usual regularity gets its microdosis fun. Also Warioware: Get It Together!, The Switch debut of the nasty Mario twins relies on over 200 tiny games, which last only a few seconds. What may sound like lean and monotonous, however, turns out to be absurd ideas at least for a certain time as a varied fun. Often something new In the world of Warioware, the mustache sterling has brought to the game developer - sometimes with more, sometimes with less success. The story mode of GET IT Together! Builds on it and makes a simple premise: Wario and his impressively oblique cast on friends and colleagues are planning the release of a handheld console and are suddenly pulled into the game world contaminated by bugs. But that was already with the story of the game. Although the campaign calls story mode, only a whole gross frame for numerous waves on micro plays is created here. There are ten to 15 o...