While getting to the finish line first means you can devour the biggest of three strawberry-laden cakes, you’ll also want to stick around and grab the different fruits scattered across each track.īetween the two race stages is a mini-game from defeating enemies holding strawberries to breaking crates, it’s a good way to catch up if you did poorly in the first race. You can also jump and activate copy powers by picking them up on the track. Kirby is controlled simply by moving the analog stick, ala Super Monkey Ball or Marble Race. Kirby’s Dream Buffet’s main mode is separated into four different segments: two racing stages, a minigame, and a battle royale finale. The main mode is a grand prix buffet, where four Kirby characters are racing to get the most strawberries.
Or to be less obscure, a Marble Race-esque title mixed with the Mario Party minigame Platform Peril. I’ve heard the obvious Fall Guys comparisons, but Kirby’s Dream Buffet feels more akin to a different experience: Iggy’s Reckin’ Balls. It’s a bite-sized racing game with a lot of heart that fans will devour. Personally, I appreciate the smaller spinoff Kirby games as much as the mainline entries, and Kirby’s Dream Buffet does not disappoint. Kirby fans (and Kirby himself) have been eating well these past few years, with the pink puffball getting two brand-new mainline titles on the Switch and 3DS each.
Even with the overused “heh, you suck” joke, the games can be particularly experimental and creative when they need to be. In terms of classic Nintendo franchises, I’d like to think of Kirby as one of the more innovative.
It’s crazy to think the Kirby franchise is now 30 years old.
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