I assumed it was free because microgames are fast paced and I think mobile games should be short and instantaneous to jump into, so I was expecting something super short in length like WarioWare Snapped, or even Miitomo or Face Raiders which I see it get compared to a lot (speaking of Miitomo I heard they repurposed stuff from it)
There are minigame packs that you can buy for like 8-12 bucks probably I forget, maybe they're substantial enough and the production value seemed quite good but I just don't think its for me because it's a bit more of a commitment than I'd like
There was a short demo of some of the games and a character gives you an explanation and it felt very Nintendo and I enjoyed it, it didn't overstay its welcome and is meant to be a fun thing, so many times on apps when you log in or something its like "Here we'll show you where everything is" and then you go "ugh" and hit skip. One of the things it explained was how it automatically scans your photo library, which is convenient, I kinda expected to have to take a picture of somebody and then explain what the game is like, like you'd do with Face Raiders (Don't get me wrong though, I like doing that! I feel like it's part of the experience, I don't think there's any game like Face Raiders so it's cool blowing peoples minds, especially since you're presenting it on something like a 3DS)
What REALLY interested me though, was that the game asked me my region. I selected Japan, and the language didn't change to Japanese. So what I'm thinking is, maybe the microgames change depending on your region? I'm sure ya'll already know about the many localization changes in so many Warioware microgames or just the games in general but if not I'd recommend looking at some of them because it's interesting stuff. If I changed my mind and got the game, and if there was anything that seemed like it'd get changed in localization, I'd post it here because it's still kinda like WarioWare despite no Wario
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