Wario Land 4 Critic Reviews

Graphically the game looks fantastic. The game is insanely colorful and the sprites are well animated.

Holds your interest by constantly throwing new play mechanics and puzzles at you.

Everything from the design of the bosses to the absolutely incredible levels screams personality.

Wario rocks -- there's a lot of variety in the game design and is more challenging than the usual side-scrolling fare due to its focus on making players figure out how to get to certain locations in the level.

At the conclusion of some of the levels there are awesome mini-games...Homerun in Wario is awesome--it tests your baseball skills as much as your platform gaming skills!

Boasting fantastic graphics and awesome transparency effects for water and fog, Wario Land 4 pushes the GBA to its visual limits.

An incredibly entertaining, diverse, and humorous addition to the Mario/Wario legacy. It's challenging and creative, but not as outright frustrating as "Warioland 3."

These mini-games are one of the only things about Wario Land 4 that I didn't like. In a nutshell, they're repetitive and don't give enough money. Plus, the mini-games are limited in their fun factor.

The gameplay is tight and varied, the graphics are detailed and bright, and the sound is second to none.

It's still the best original platformer on GBA, mind. Stitch that Mario! Waaaaaaa!

It's nothing new to the Wario Land enthusiast, but it's enjoyable nonetheless.

Moving and controlling Wario is very simple, and very fun.

There's a lot in Warioland to wow you but, at the end of the day, it's just a GBC adventure with nice graphics. Which is REAL daylight robbery.

One of Gamestyle's favourite original platform games on the GBA. In some ways the deviation from the vanilla "run and jump" template makes it more enjoyable than the Mario Advance series, and we heartily recommend the title to anyone who enjoys a good platform game but wants something a little different from the established norm.

Be warned however that this game will not take too long to complete and is a tad easy.

One slight drawback is that without a light for your GBA some of the levels are quite dark and the action further down the line can be somewhat repetitive even with the new challenges the game dishes out for you.

It's polished variety paired with a mishmash of moves, which makes Wario Land 4 fun through and through.