The later encounters offer some variation in how they attack, but the general idea remains the same when battling them so things can get a bit repetitive and you will wish the game featured a more varied cast of enemies from Kirby’s past.Ĭopy abilities are still present as always, but they don’t feel as special as Mouthful Mode nor are there many of them to enjoy. Sadly, there isn’t much variety in the enemies you will face in your seven-hour adventure so don’t be surprised to see the same mini-boss or big boss a few times before the end of the game. You really don’t learn more about the story until further into the game, and even your setting remains a mystery until the very end where a sudden revelation brings it all together. After Kirby gets sucked into a dark hole, he washes up on the shore of an abandoned city where he learns that Waddle Dees are being taken prisoner by enemies known as the Beast Pack.
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This new apocalyptic world is also new for Kirby as it gives the series a seemingly darker edge not seen in previous games. While Forgotten Land is less of Super Mario Galaxy and more of a Super Mario 3D World in how “open” it feels, its level design offers you a new sense of freedom and wonder Kirby has never had before. For almost 30 years, Kirby games have been cutesy 2D platformers with the occasional gimmick thrown in, but we have never truly seen more than a 2.5D experience at best.
When I first saw the trailer to Forgotten Land, my mind immediately went into thinking we were finally getting an open-world Kirby game and one set in a post-apocalyptic world to boot.
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