Opening our list of Top 10 Wii U Games of 2016 is Pokken Tournament!
With the growth of Nintendo, it was only a matter of time before we get to see Pokemon
fighting against each other.
Thankfully for Bandai Namco… they gave us a game where we can finally test which is
the most powerful Pokemon…
It still depends on how good you play, that is.
Pokken Tournament is a fighting-game similar to Bandai Namco's famed Tekken franchise.
It was originally released as an Arcade game in Japan, but fans are dying to play this
game on the Wii U.
The game has over 20 playable characters with over 30 non-playable support characters.
In addition to its roster, the game incorporates its Mega Evolution attacks to give players
an edge during battles.
It's praised for offering a new, more hands-on control on the actual combat; at the same
time, keeping the Pokemon spirit we love.
It has a PlayScore of 8.15
Ranked number 9 is Jotun: Valhalla Edition (Yo-tun)
Step into the realm of Norse mythology in this wonderful indie game crafted by a small
team of developers.
Take control of a Nordic warrior who suffered a disgraceful death.
To enter the grand hall of Valhalla, she must prove her mettle to the Gods.
Do everything in your power to help her!
The game is an isometric action-adventure that lets players face off against gigantic
Norse bosses.
Players can also use various abilities and weapons bestowed by the gods.
These power-ups help the player in her quest.
Its beautiful hand-drawn visuals and an epic soundtrack makes it one of the finest indie
games to date.
Valhalla Edition comes with upgraded visuals, high-definition upscale and a brand new Valhalla
Mode to really prove your worth to the Norse realm.
It has a PlayScore of 8.20
Eight in the list is Tadpole Treble
Cleverly named and directly fits the game's theme, this auto-scrolling rhythm game takes
the form of adorable tadpoles.
It aims to cater to players who enjoy colorful visuals and music.
Take control of Baton, a little tadpole as he slowly finds his way home.
Players traverse across a world painted on a music-sheet; avoid obstacles to generate
catchy beats.
The rhythm goes on in each uniquely-designed levels.
In Composition Mode, players can also create their own musically generated adventure with
the all the songs and the adventures that accompany them.
Critics praised the game for its simplicity, fun and the catchy soundtrack.
It's also very kid-friendly and children will definitely enjoy it.
It has a PlayScore of 8.21
Number 7 in the list is Oddworld: Abe's Odyssee - New n' Tasty.
Your favorite Mudokons return in this fun remaster of PlayStations 1997 Classic - Abe's
Odyssee.
Control Abe in an effort to save her friendly Mudokons from side-scrolling puzzle adventure
of eccentric proportions.
Save all 299 Mudokons from the farm while solving various puzzles.
Players can interact with their own kin with the game's Gamespeak.
It's a fun addition to further immerse players into the game's puzzle-focused narrative.
It also features multiple endings depending on how many Mudokons you saved.
The newest addition to this game comes with a tweaked difficulty level.
Making it a bit harder for new and casual players of the franchise.
As an added cherry on top, the dev included an online leaderboard feature for bragging.
It has a PlayScore of 8.29
In 6th place is Mutant Mudds Super Challenge
Do you want to play a game and check your death counter skyrocket to frustration?
Look no further, Mutant Mudds Super Challenge is Renegade Kid's answer to all your videogame
masochistic desires.
This brutal platformer has over 40 levels of cleverly crafted stages that have only
one goal: Watch you fail.
Control your character as he finds the meteor that caused all the chaos.
Run, shoot, jump and explore in its dimension-bending atmosphere.
With over 5 boss fights to dominate, are you up for the challenge?
Super Challenge is not for the faint-of-heart.
It's brutal.
Mudd fans will find new exciting ways in this version.
But newcomer beware!
You may be better off playing the older release.
It has a PlayScore of 8.45
5th in this ranking of the best Wii U games of 2016 is Severed
Set in a nightmarish world, control a one-armed character named Sasha as she embarks on a
perilous adventure to find her lost family.
The path is not easy, for she will be met with nighttime monstrosities.
Severed excels in utilizing the Wii U gamepad's touch functionality.
Players use touch controls to swing the sword, sever and decapitate a monster's weak parts.
Unlock new abilities as your journey moves forward… and be a powerful warrior in search
of light amidst the lingering darkness.
This game is also released on multiplatforms including iOS, Android, and the PS Vita.
Its praised for its hand-crafted art style, intuitive gameplay and gloomy soundtrack.
It's one of the finest indie titles in the Wii u.
A PlayScore of 8.50
Fourth is SteamWorld Heist
This turn-based side scrolling action does not only provide hefty fun, it's also a
worthy challenge to players familiar with action-side scrolling mechanics.
Gather your ragtag group of pirate robots and plunder procedurally-generated levels.
Travel across the wide expanse of the universe to collect the most precious loots and fight
the most dangerous enemies.
The game's turn-based combat does not only require precision but also careful planning.
With more than 100 weapons to equip and customize, it's bound to be a fun space adventure for
you and your crew.
This Wii U release comes with all the cosmetic adjustments… but the core experience is
the same as the original on the 3DS.
Critics have praised its art, gameplay and ludicrous story.
It has a PlayScore of 8.52
Third in the ranking is Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE
Evil-corrupted Japan and colorful Japanese music are the basic formula of an ATLUS game.
From the makers of the Persona series comes with a mix of narrative, gameplay and elements
from the Shin Megami Tensei series and Fire Emblem.
Set in a modern Japan where evil Mirages lurk in every corner.
Stop these impending threats from growing with the help of your friends, and the game's
robust battle mechanics.
It's a dungeon-crawling gameplay where players are set in an arena to slug it out against
monsters.
Use your unique Unity skills to have an edge in battle.
The game is criticized for its weak story but the gameplay, combat and music redeems
its glory.
It has a PlayScore of 8.61
Second in the list is Axiom Verge
You are a scientist responsible for a freak lab explosion.
You die and wake up to a world not the same as before.
It's filled with foreign monstrosities, futuristic weapons and are you really sure
you died during that accident.
What happened?
Axiom Verge is a side-scrolling platformer with inspirations from classic Metroidvania
games such as Castlevania.
Explore its dilapidated labyrinthine world and unravel the mystery behind your mysterious
appearance.
Gather powerful weapons, learn new abilities and break the game through its intentional
glitches to survive its absurd world.
It's an exhilarating adventure worth of your experience, filled with creative and
good visuals.
Axiom Verge is a must-play to fans of 2D platformers.
It has a PlayScore of 8.70
And here are the runners up before we reveal the number 1.
Shantae: Risky's Revenge.
Sequin Land is in danger.
Use your powers to defend it from the lady pirate Risky Boots.
It has a PlayScore of 8.10.
Paper Mario: Color Splash.
Colors are slowly vanishing from Prism Island.
Use Paper Mario's paint hammer to restore the island's vibrance.
A PlayScore of 8.05.
LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Experience the action of the blockbuster flick in LEGO form.
It has a PlayScore of 8.04.
Lego Marvel Avengers.
Another LEGO-themed game with the biggest superheroes of the Marvel universe.
It has a PlayScore of 7.96.
Star Fox Guard.
This is fun tower-defense game comes with all the chaos of TD games and a satisfying
online multiplayer.
A PlayScore of 7.96.
Star Fox Zero.
We were hoping it to be higher up on the list.
It just under-delivered.
It's still one enjoyable game.
It has a PlayScore of 7.86.
Asdivine Hearts.
It takes the tried and true JRPG formula and balances the combat mechanics to almost perfection.
A PlayScore of 7.73.
Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
Your favorite characters from the Mario and Sonic franchise competes for the gold in Rio
de Janeiro.
A PlayScore of 7.67.
And the best Wii U Game of 2016 is The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD!
Nintendo doesn't fail to amaze us with their successful Zelda remasters.
This time, Twilight Princess gets the remastered limelight.
The modern functionalities of the Wii U hardware makes the game more intuitive, simpler and
more beautiful to look at.
The game doesn't really come with big changes compare to the original.
However, it's easily considered a fantastic upgrade in the same league as Wind Waker HD.
The simplified controls and inventory system are just some of the minor improvements in
gameplay.
And it comes with Amiibo support.
Players still control the one and only Link in another adventure of a lifetime.
Anyone with the Wolf Link Amiibo can transport link to a brutal dungeon called Cave of Shadows
and a new and challenging Hero mode for experienced Zelda players.
Twilight Princess is an amazing remaster.
We can't wait for Breath of the Wild.
It has a PlayScore of 9.08 and it's Whatoplay's Best Wii U Game of 2016.
How about you guys?
What's your best Wii U games of 2016?
Share in the comments below and let's talk about it.
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