Is Win+TAB a static ALT+TAB in Windows 10?

Prior to Windows 10, the Win+TAB had a desktop composition (Aero) effect which presented a 3D perspective of all opened windows (allowing to focus/choose one).

In Windows 10, Win+TAB is very similar to ALT+TAB with the exception of two frustrating differences I noticed:

1. Opens a 2D screen that forces me to choose one of the opened windows, i.e. unless I click one, I am getting nowhere.
2. Pressing TAB multiple times while pressing Win does not focus on other windows.

Furthermore, with ALT+TAB, if you keep pressing ALT you can go around with the mouse and click any of the windows. This makes Win+TAB pointless...

Is there a way to reactivate desktop composition on Windows 10 or, at least, make it behave entirely like ALT+TAB without installing 3rd-party-programs?

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