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2004

Hundreds of rapid-fire microgames controlled by physically rotating the Game Boy Advance cartridge with its built-in gyro sensor. Its absurd humor and bold art style make it a unique pick-up-and-play experience.

  • Lots of humour
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for WarioWare: Twisted! are What the Golf?, Octodad and Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes WarioWare: Twisted! special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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What the Golf?

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2019PCPlayStationNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified93 % positive16.79 €

Brings what grabs you about WarioWare: Twisted!: plenty of humour, a distinctive art style and a bright tone.

A gloriously silly physics-based golf parody where every level introduces a new surprising twist on the sport. Constant gags and absurd ideas make it ideal for people who don't like golf.

Octodad

Lots of humour

You play an octopus in a suit passing as a human dad, wrestling with everyday chores using floppy tentacles. The deliberately clumsy controls create chaotic slapstick comedy.

Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A quirky collection of short Olympic-style minigames where cute bean characters meet silly ends. Quick reflexes and dark-tinged humor take center stage.

King Oddball

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A humorous physics puzzler where a king swings a boulder by its tongue and you time the release to crush as many targets as possible. Short levels, explosive crates and collapsing structures make for chaotic fun.

McPixel 3

Lots of humour

McPixel 3 is an absurd comedy puzzler where you stop disasters in short scenes by trying the most ridiculous actions possible. Experimenting and laughing at the bizarre outcomes is the core appeal.

Progressbar95

Lots of humour

You fill a progress bar while fighting off office assistants, calculators and annoying pop-ups. The game turns nostalgic Windows 95 interface elements into quirky enemies and obstacles, with a playful, humorous tone.

Cut the Rope

Lots of humour

A charming physics puzzler where you cut ropes to feed candy to Om Nom, the little green creature. Easy to pick up, with clever level design and the challenge of collecting every star.

Headmaster

Linear, curated structure

In this satirical headbutting game you work through a series of absurd training lessons, hitting balls and targets precisely with your head. The dry humour of the reeducation-camp premise is what makes it stand out.

Q*bert

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A classic arcade game where the big-nosed Q*bert hops around an isometric pyramid changing the color of every cube while enemies chase him. Simple concept, fast reflex play and a punishing difficulty curve.

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