Remember playing this with a friend in middle school. Felt so bizarre to play but still kinda fun.

Cool and awesome collection. Great how they included extra challenge modes and also a timeline of not just Kirby but world history??? Love it

I will sometimes play this if I am bored enough.

This was a fun game but man these puzzles went insane the further you got. Like you had to really go through some hoops and think things through.

A cute aesthetic. I liked each of the gimmicks in the levels to get heart-stars. This was also a cool entry lore-wise.

This is definitely one of the best Kirby games... It has the lore, it has the setting, it has the character, it has the gameplay, and it has the fanservice... Just about anything and everything that could make a Kirby game good was put into this game and I love that.

This game was bizarre... Not because of the story or gimmicks but because of gameplay patterns it had... Some levels were wildly short, as were worlds. Very short game, but still fun.

A fun game to play with friends, but otherwise, really underwhelming. Managed to deliver on fanservice as Kirby games usually do, but it has a PAINFULLY short story mode with enjoyable side modes that just barely make it 3 stars.

I haven't really played any other Metroidvania-type games, but the genre has always seemed interesting. I don't really have a standard on metroidvanias, but I still really liked this game! It isn't super deep but it serves really well as an "open world" Kirby platformer and is one of my favorite games in the series for it.

A fun game, by all means, but I felt as if it really struggled to find a sense of identity like other Kirby games have. A nice introduction to the series for newcomers, but I would recommend other titles.

This has always been a comfort game. Easy to pick up and play, easy to 100%. I especially like the settings in not only each world, but each level. They not only stray away from the typical Nintendo platformer worlds we have today, but deliver on the ideas very well, all from its original release on NES in 1993.

I firmly believe this game is the peak of platforming. Each level has a genuinely interesting gimmick for the player to learn and master. Not only that, but they all manage to stand out as their own impressive mini-worlds that have a life to them, despite being one-off levels. The puzzles are easy enough to understand, but difficult enough to feel rewarding. The timer gimmick gives you a thrill like no other and the fact that it changes the landscape of the level going back is ingenious. Music also slaps. Genuinely amazing game.

This is given too much hate!! The power up system is intriguing and fun to explore, and the environmental storytelling in each level is top notch.

dang they werent lying. that hard mode can FART

Sometimes u need a baby game to calm u down and that's all that kirby's epic yarn is. I play this when I'm stressed and suddenly I'm not stressed anymore :D