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The first level of the Switch game, now available on your Gameboy Color! Features most mechanics from the original game.
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Daily MirrorEugene SowahMar 20225/5 starsKirby and the Forgotten Land is another great platforming epic from Nintendo that will constantly challenge the player. There’s a good balance between combat and platforming that keeps the game fresh and compelling throughout. There are tons of secrets and replay value that will keep players coming back for a long time.
Digital SpyBen RaynerJul 20225/5 starsFlush with a gorgeous and uplifting soundtrack, Forgotten Land is a heart-warming and no-stress experience while providing some fun challenges and deeper upgrades should you want them. Either way, this is a must-have game and yet another instant Nintendo classic that's not only warmly familiar, but also subtly inventive in a way that'll keep you hooked until the end.
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DestructoidChris CarterMar 20229.5/10I came in expecting a very serviceable Kirby adventure and got a lot more, but with those same straightforward and effortless virtues that past games have commanded.
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TelegraphJack RearApr 20223/5 starsThe new title on the Nintendo Switch marks the first time Kirby has starred in a 3D game, but does it measure up to his past highs?
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AusGamersSteve FarrellyMar 20226.5/10It’s too easy. And it’s not like dialling up the AI or bolstering their numbers would help, it’s just been designed as an ultra-accessible game. And that’s fine. But for mine it’s detrimental to some of the clever ideas that do rear their head throughout, though these are more often flash-in-the-pan in terms of cadence and delivery
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