MicroWorks Reviews

MicroWorks is a very casual party game where you have to perform several microgames (think of WarioWare, TF2Ware, VRWare etc) which finishes in a boss round. Best enjoyed with few friends, perhaps few drinks if you prefer playing that way. The game is free to play now and without the usual corporate BS like p2w, lootboxes or season pass.

Great party game to play with friends fast paced keep the blood pumping tons of fun, 10/10 recommend!

Mario party minigames on crack, really hope they add some form of slow down in between matches since some people get turned off by the all gas no breaks gameplay. The game allows for adding custom player model accessories and running of custom lua scripts so you could theoretically make any game mode youd want in this. If you're a modder please port over some cool stuff from gmod and the likes :)

Real fun microgame party pack IF you have enough friends to purchase and play it. Don't get this unless you have at least 2 others willing to play with you. Public servers are pretty dead unfortunately.

An excellent take on WarioWare party minigames! This game going free has made it way more accessible, allowing you to play with all your friends! Only one person needs the party pass if you want a private hosted game, and the devs definitely deserve the money for it.

Only took me 10 mins to discover that this game is a jewel, my pc is kinda...toaster, but it runs it so good. definitively a game made with love, hope a lot of people download this jewel.

A friend linked this, and convinced the group to all buy a copy. We've absolutely loved it so far, the varied games and minigames are fun and engaging, and I can't wait to see more. The customisation for lobbies is good, I would like to see a boss rush mode with just the major games once more new boss games are added, and I'd like to see a way to set the intervals for boss rushes more often between games, something like 10 minigames and 1 boss game etc. The character customisation is what hooked me, I got to immediately find some good assets and start wearing them, no cost, from the workshop.

Highly recommended competitive mini-game arena that you will enjoy playing with your friends... or enemies. >:) The game really runs smooth, and a lot of different variety of fast challenges to enjoy while battling your score to the top. Char customization is great, and it supports workshop, with many options being added on daily basis. Whether you suck in these mini-games or not, one thing is certain, you will have fun in Microworks. I am not even good at these fast-paced games being 'mature & slow' and all but still having fun while trying to figure out what the hell is going on. Becomes even more silly and chaotic with lots of people, which can't be bad at all. Almost always anchored at bottom but I will work my way up, just you wait! :p

seems fun but nobody is playing it :( not really the devs fault or anything so this remains a positive review. if you have a group of friends to play this with itll be a blast edit: its free to play now! much easier to find folks to play with now, and a lot easier to set up a party with friends (as only the host needs the party pass if you want to make a private lobby)

I jumped into MicroWorks after only seeing the trailer, and after playing the fast paced, WarioWare styled microgames let me tell you, this game is super fun. The game has its own identity, and its own microgames to boot, and it is fast paced and never slows down. If you like the rapid styled microgames with friends, MicroWorks is 100% worth picking up. The game can be adjusted to never speed up if you're more casual and want to just chill and play some silly microgames with friends, or you can say screw it and make it speed up after every round. The bosses are unique to other games similar to this (such as TF2Ware and RBLXWare (yeah it's a roblox game i know but shut up)), not to mention the art style is far far different to the other games similar to this. Also, there is workshop support, and it's damn easy to use! It's as simple as importing an .obj file from any application, like blender, and positioning it to the dummy provided, corresponding to the correct attachment and uploading it to the workshop. Being unique in this game is far easier than other games with workshop support, since all your rigging is done for you. Overall, I look forward to MicroWorks' future, and whilst I may be hasty writing a review for this game only an hour and a half after release, MicroWorks has great groundwork for success so far, and even if you only play it with a couple of friends, it is pretty damn fun. My opinions still stand after 60 hours, and I must admit, the leaderboard system in game has brought out the sweaty side of me. I didn't expect myself to be sucked in with trying to get the most wins, or the highest score in a vanilla game, but my god has it been fun. This game isn't even competitive, but seeing that number go up hits a dopamine rush in my brain like no other. (someone please help)