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This is definitely one of the best platform games to come out in a while, on any system. Rather than rehashing regular side-scroller formulas, resulting in the same old run, jump, die. In Warioland II (and it's follower Warioland III) Wario is immortal, meaning that you can not die; also, the levels have no time limit. This may make one think that the game is very easy, but this is not necessarily true. You can be forced to repeat sections of the level due to a mistake; this happens in particular when fighting bosses, which may be frustrating at times as one hit=starting the battle over, but does not detract from the overall fun of the game, as they can be disposed of with practice. The focus of this game is solving puzzles to beat the levels. Wario experiences different conditions which may or may not be advantageous, depending on the situation. Also, a nice surprise is that when you beat the game, you discover you've only completed half of it, and must uncover secret passages leading to alternate storylines. All in all this is a truly excellent game, and you can bet I'll be getting Warioland III as soon as I possibly can.
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This game is one of the first games to come out on the gameboy colour and it is a success. There are so many levels to keep you interested, and it will take you longer than a few days to coplete this, even for the most advanced gamer. There are so many secret passages and hidden treasure that even though you have finished the game, there is still more for you to discover. When you do finish it, you will find that there are still stacks of levels that you haven't copleted. For you see it is similar to a choose your own adventure book where after you have finished reading it, you can go back and read the other cenarios. The graphics are top notch and the gameplay is fantastic, each level is different in its own way and also challenging. A must.
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I can't wait to get home every evening to pick up this game where I left off! I have been through the whole game 3 times, finding new things every time. On this last tour I found new side "chapters" and stories, which makes the game even more fun and keeps my interest going. I like it that Wario is immortal (don't have to start over all the time, like Mario Brothers), and that I can Save my current game. Great fun!
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