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March 2022
(82%)
59 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(95%)
20 Reviews
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The editors liked
Pros
Makes the jump to 3D
While keeping the classic games' appeal
Numerous activities to undertake
Lots of secrets to find
Mouthful Mode is interesting
If potentially visibly upsetting
The editors didn't like
Cons
Mechanically simpler than other recent Kirby games
Pros, Makes the jump to 3D, while keeping the classic games' appeal, Numerous activities to undertake, Lots of secrets to find, Mouthful Mode is interesting, if potentially visibly upsetting
Cons, Mechanically simpler than other recent Kirby games, Fewer copy powers
Abstract: As I start this latest cutesy adventure with the adorable pink blob Kirby, I've just returned from a journey of my own – and with an unwelcome stowaway, in the form of whatever variant of Covid I picked up on the trip. As Kirby is whisked away to an overg...
What else can I say, except that Kirby is one of those games that never loses my interest, even after completing it! So in comparison to the many others I've tried and loved, I would play this game over and over again. Especially when I can play around wi...
Published: 2022-03-23, Author: Tom , review by: dailystar.co.uk
You get serious Mario vibes off of this cute new Switch platform puzzler the moment you boot it up for the first time.Because Nintendo classic character Kirby has taken a leaf out of the plumber's brilliant Odyssey game to go all 3D on the handheld consol...
Published: 2022-03-23, Author: Matthew , review by: T3.com
Brimming with colour and wonder,Great hub world with lots to do,Interesting powers that are fun to level up,
Very little challenge even on the hardest difficulty, Levels don't really get that inventive until later stages,
Kirby and the Forgotten Land switches up its traditional 2D side-scrolling gameplay to open 3D environments for an enjoyable platformer that poses little challenge and at times can feel underwhelming, even if its side-content is of a high quality. Reasons...
Brilliant platforming, Fully 3D levels, Outrageously adorable
Linear Mouthful Mode segments, Repetitive boss fights
(Image credit: Nintendo)Kirby and the Forgotten Land is the most ambitious game of the series. Its jump to 3D is as smooth as its malleable main character, and its core platforming is so refined as to be the envy of other titles in the genre. While its li...
Creative stage designs that look fantastic, More open platforming, Challenges let you make the most of Kirby's Copy abilities, Waddle Dee Town is a place you want to keep returning to, Mouthful mode
local co-op is a little lackluster
Kirby's latest adventure is an absolute treat and one you won't want to miss. With more open platforming in an eye-grabbing 3D world, a generous helping of fantastic features in Waddle Dee Town, and the introduction of Mouthful Mode, Kirby and the Forgott...
Published: 2022-03-23, Author: Giovanni , review by: Digitaltrends.com
Hilarious Mouthful Mode, Mysterious world, Neat ability upgrades, Waddle Dee Town is quaint
Runs out of ideas, Co-op play is limited
Yes. This is the best Kirby game since the Nintendo 3DS' Kirby: Planet Robobot and a wonderful Switch game for kids (and the young at heart).Kirby and the Forgotten Land was tested on a Nintendo Switch OLED in handheld mode and on a TCL 6-Series R635 when...
Published: 2022-03-03, Author: Max , review by: pocket-lint.com
Looks great,Superb soundtrack,Some really fun abilities
Movement isn't too dynamic
Based on the first world of Kirby and the Forgotten Land, we're extremely keen to try out the full game and see if it can sustain the levels it brings to these opening phases. It's shaping up to be a charming family platformer that underlines how crazy it...
Abstract: Kirby and the Forgotten Land is an absolute joy to play. The dozens of copy abilities keep combat engaging right to the end, while the focus on collectables and puzzles makes up for the lack of intricate platforming...
