Kirby and the Forgotten Land

Absolute masterpiece. First of all, amazing gameplay. The mouthful mode is very fun along with the copy abilities, the platforming is pretty good, and the boss fights are very innovative. The dodge is also very fun. Unlike the dodge from previous Kirby games, the dodge in this game actually moves you and becomes a slo-mo dodge when you perfectly dodge an enemy's attack, which makes the gameplay more cinematic. The music is outstanding, with incredible arrangements and many songs that you'll want to come back to. The visuals are stunning, with appealing backgrounds and areas. The story is interesting, with mysterious side stories and cool twists here and there. This game is also very replayable, with many sub-games and minigames to play during or after you complete the game.

HAL has created an incredibly innovative and creative game that will set the standard for Kirby games in the future. I definitely recommend this for anyone looking for a solid 3D platformer.

Hands down the best Kirby game to date. Nintendo took Kirby to the next level and the level it deserved.

-All worlds and stages were amazing and very good graphics.

-Very fun Side missions.

-Collectibles are cool and fun to collect.

-Soundtracks and sound effects are fantastic.

-Colorful and beautiful designs on every character in the game.

-Everything just cute and cool to the finest little detail.

-Upgrades are cool and give more variety.

-Challenges that are givin each stage is fun to do.

-The town is fun also and some stuff to do there.

-Some new Abilities that are really good.

-Taking over stuff is a whole new experience.

This is how you make a new generation of a game and this is what it looks like when done right.

Games supposed to be fun and put a smile on your face. This game is light hearted and relaxing and a lots of fun and stuff to do. One of the only games out there I would consider doing every thing to 100%.

This by far one of the best platform games I've played ever, and one of the best games made, and also the best Kirby game by far.

Its right there next to Ori and Mario Odyssey.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land is the best video game ever made. It has fun gameplay, cute characters, an amazing soundtrack, lovely cartoonish graphics, lots of replay value, a fun (though simple) story, lots and lots of things to do, collectables, secrets and much more fun stuff. This game is great fun for all ages, and the 2 player is fun too. A great game to use to introduce kids to 3D platformers. I love this game and everything about it, I had so much fun playing it and going back for every collectable I missed, to find some cool secrets, and enjoy the minigames. Buy this game and play it, no matter what you must do to accomplish it.

Ever since I saw the trailer for this game, I was waiting for it to come. I've got the game on Saturday and my brother and I played. I liked the animation and the cutscenes. I even liked the music of the levels/stages as well. It's been years since I played one of the Kirby games. I remember playing Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards and Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land. This game is almost like the concept of Kirby 64. The moves in this game are awesome. I can't get enough of Kirby's cuteness. 💗

So overall this is a fun game to play with friends or with the family.

I absolutely love this game, the story is incredible the gameplay is really fun and the graphics are absolutely gorgeus, this game brings kirby to 3d flawlessly, there's a reason i 100% the game, in addition to that i think the new copy abillities this game added are some of the best the series had in a while, and the soundtrack is great, but with that said not everything i perfect, probably my biggest problem is possibly just a me problem, but i felt like for a kirby game this game can get way too difficult at some points, you might call me a wimp for saying i had a hard time with a kirby game, but i wouldn't say it if it wasn't true, so even though i still highly, and i do mean highly reccomend this game im just saying, prepare yourselfe for some surprising difficulty spikes, especially in the waddle dee town minigames.