A very simple but fun platformer. It was pretty nostalgic coming back to this game since I played it at a friend's house, but never finished it. I recognized early level design but it started to get foggy midway and new near the end. Through each part, the game was mostly really fun. There's a couple sections I'm not a big fan of, but most of those are mainly for collectibles and secrets so it's not a huge loss. I guess the only thing I would've liked to see more of would be the Super Abilities. I kind of wish they were used more or that were was more of them because they were pretty fun to use, though they were only used near the end of a level for a brief segment that led to a secret containing a platforming challenge and collectible. This isn't bad by any means, but I kind of wish there was more use for them. I do liked how some of them appeared for the Grand Doomer and Magolor bosses though, since that made those fights very fun and more dynamic. Other than that, the game is really well polished and the music and visuals are great. Overall, very fun and a great game to play while winding down.

Kirby's Adventure with its pinkies up.

I don’t think I can handle that the major antagonist, for once in a Kirby game, is the weird little guy you’re with the whole time, who tells you that when it’s all over you can hang with him back at his home planet, who looks as dang cute as he does. What am I collecting your little ship gears for then, if you’re just gonna fuck everything up in the end anyway? Come on, man, you were my friend! I guess I’m just like Kirby that way, so simpleminded and trusting that even the faintest whiff of someone concealing their ulterior motives can shake me to my whole being. Gentlemen, you can’t be duplicitous in here, this is a Kirby game!

Aside from that, a fun few hours after work of “whoa baby, this super power’s gonna be awesome! But it’ll lead me to an obstacle course that’s gonna suck ass!”