《超級舞動 瓦利歐製造》（WarioWare: Move It!）是任天堂於2023年11月3日推出的Switch專屬派對動作遊戲，由Intelligent Systems開發，延續《瓦利歐製造》系列一貫的瘋狂、誇張、充滿惡趣味的風格。是對2006年Wii遊戲《摸摸瓦利歐製造》（WarioWare: Smooth Moves）的精神延續，但針對Switch的Joy-Con控制器設計全新體感玩法，帶來更豐富的肢體互動與即時反應挑戰。

劇情圍繞瓦利歐與其一眾熟悉角色展開熱帶度假之旅。故事開始於瓦利歐突發奇想，帶著朋友們來到一座名為「蒜香島」的神秘南國小島度假。然而這趟看似悠閒的旅程卻迅速轉為一連串瘋狂事件的開端。隨著瓦利歐與其他角色進入各種搞笑又荒謬的情境中，進行大量微型遊戲挑戰（microgames），每個角色的章節都有獨特主題與設定，例如古文明遺跡、祭典儀式、偶像選秀等，為簡單玩法注入豐富敘事元素。

在操作上，完全針對Joy-Con的體感功能設計，主打「姿勢動作」系統。需要根據每個微遊戲開始前出現的「姿勢提示」，調整自己的站姿或手部動作，並在數秒內完成遊戲要求的任務。例如模仿坐馬桶、揮動鞭子、做出伸展動作、握拳假裝舉重等動作，每個動作都極具娛樂性與荒謬感，往往令玩家忍不住爆笑。由於每個微遊戲僅有幾秒鐘的時間，需要快速理解目標、即時反應、並準確完成動作，這也讓本作非常適合家庭或朋友聚會，觀賞與參與同樣有趣。

遊戲支援1至4人遊玩，除了故事模式的單人與雙人合作闖關，亦提供專屬的多人派對模式，包含競技、比快、比搞笑等多種小遊戲挑戰。Joy-Con的簡便拆分設計讓多人遊玩變得輕鬆，且操作門檻極低，無論是新手玩家還是小朋友都能輕鬆上手，享受其中的快節奏與搞笑互動。

在市場評價方面，獲得整體正面但稍有分歧的回應。許多媒體與玩家讚揚本作成功捕捉《瓦利歐製造》系列的精神核心—瘋狂、幽默與創意十足的微遊戲設計。《IGN》給予好評，指出其操作直覺、遊戲設計富想像力，是Switch體感遊戲的一次有趣實驗。《Nintendo Life》則稱讚其多人模式表現出色，是派對場合的最佳選擇。然而，也有部分評論提到本作的單人內容略顯單薄，重玩性稍低，且部分微遊戲在偵測動作上不夠精準，可能影響遊玩流暢度。

總體來說，這是充滿創意、節奏明快且能引爆笑聲的派對遊戲。將Joy-Con的體感潛力發揮到極致，透過短小精悍的微遊戲與誇張有趣的操作，為玩家帶來一段輕鬆歡樂、毫不拘謹的遊戲體驗。對於喜歡《瓦利歐製造》系列的粉絲，以及尋找聚會場合笑聲來源的玩家而言，這款作品無疑是充滿驚喜的選擇。

WarioWare: Move It! is a motion-based party action game released exclusively for the Nintendo Switch on November 3, 2023. Developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo, the game continues the WarioWare series’ signature blend of chaos, exaggeration, and irreverent humor. Serving as a spiritual successor to 2006’s WarioWare: Smooth Moves for the Wii, it reimagines the concept with entirely new motion controls designed specifically for the Switch’s Joy-Con controllers, delivering more dynamic physical interaction and rapid reaction-based challenges.

The story follows Wario and his quirky cast of familiar characters as they embark on a tropical vacation. The plot kicks off with Wario’s spontaneous decision to take his friends to a mysterious southern island called Caresaway Island. What begins as a relaxing getaway quickly spirals into a series of bizarre and hilarious events. As Wario and his companions find themselves in increasingly absurd scenarios, players engage in a wide variety of fast-paced microgames. Each character’s chapter features a distinct theme and setting—ranging from ancient ruins and festival rituals to idol auditions—adding narrative flair to the game’s otherwise simple mechanics.

Gameplay is entirely centered around motion control, making full use of the Joy-Con’s capabilities. The game introduces the Form Pose system, where players must adopt specific stances or gestures shown before each microgame begins. Within just a few seconds, players are tasked with completing quirky and often ridiculous actions, such as pretending to sit on a toilet, whipping a rope, stretching dramatically, or mimicking weightlifting. The exaggerated nature of these poses often results in spontaneous laughter, both for players and onlookers. With each microgame lasting only a few seconds, the emphasis is on rapid comprehension, instant reactions, and accurate execution, making it ideal for family or group play—just as entertaining to watch as it is to play.

The game supports 1 to 4 players. In addition to single-player and co-op modes in the story campaign, it includes a dedicated multiplayer party mode featuring competitive and comedic minigames that test speed, timing, and creativity. Thanks to the Joy-Con’s ease of sharing, multiplayer sessions are simple to set up, and the controls are highly accessible, allowing newcomers and younger players to jump in and enjoy the action without difficulty. The result is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud group experience.

In terms of reception, WarioWare: Move It! received generally positive but somewhat mixed reviews. Many outlets and players praised the game for successfully capturing the core essence of the WarioWare series—its manic energy, humor, and wildly inventive microgame design. IGN offered favorable remarks, highlighting its intuitive controls and imaginative gameplay, calling it an enjoyable experiment in motion gaming on the Switch. Nintendo Life praised its multiplayer offerings, describing it as one of the best choices for party settings. However, some criticisms were leveled at the game’s relatively thin single-player content, limited replay value, and occasional imprecision in motion detection, which could affect gameplay fluidity.

Overall, WarioWare: Move It! is a creative, fast-paced, and delightfully ridiculous party game. It pushes the Joy-Con’s motion control potential to the limit, offering players a lighthearted and energetic experience through its rapid-fire microgames and over-the-top physical actions. For fans of the WarioWare series or anyone seeking a guaranteed source of laughter for social gatherings, this title is a wonderfully surprising choice.