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Around its launch, I heard a lot of praise for Kirby and the Forgotten Land from Kirby fans and media colleagues. The game was even listed on our 2022 Games of Excellence list by Reese who really loved it. I’ve always seen Kirby as a franchise of happy, mechanically simple, yet engaging games. This is a consistently good franchise but I felt like I really shouldn’t miss playing this one since it was a departure from the norm.

There are several games in the series that I would consider near-perfect and I even asked for Kirby’s Dream Land as my first Game Boy game as a child, probably due to my fascination with the film “Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland” which has similar themes and dream-inspired visual motifs. What often brings me to Kirby games though are the low-impact adventures, the variety of power-ups, and the subtly expressive mechanics that allow one to master the game either through in-game challenges or self-induced ones like speedruns. Miraculous – Paris Under Siege

Hitting the Nintendo Switch roughly a year ago, Kirby and the Forgotten Land shifted the traditional perspective to create a new look and feel for the long-running series of platformer titles. Using this isometric view, a new land stretched out before Kirby to create a realm of exciting possibilities. This series shakeup was ultimately utilized exceptionally well in the game’s overall design, resulting in an approachable game for all ages with enough challenge by the end for even hardcore fans that will hopefully lead to more titles like it.

I really enjoy taking the time to look at games that have been available for a while; discovering games is one of my favorite past times. In some instances, this results in an objectively different and often better experience, especially for some of the more ambitious AAA games. Thankfully, our site is designed to cover games throughout all of gaming and our readers seem to appreciate coverage beyond the initial launch window of titles. Those of us in games media are often looking towards the future and interacting with things that are new; I myself succumb to this pattern often enough for me to notice. Such is the nature of writing about games online in this era.

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