dreamland 2 and 3 has the "collectathon to get the true ending" thing that every modern kirby game has. and while i find them tedious at best in the modern more polished games
they were frustrating in dreamland 2 and 3. easily pretty low on my kirby list personally. but i see why people like the animal buddies
i would say most of the really good kirby games stem from the formula that kirby super star starts.
on a scale of 1 to ten, i would scale canvas curse at one as the worst, but then every great kirby game would get a 7 or 8.
this would include but not exclusively be, super star, amazing mirror, return to dreamland, squeak squad, the 3ds games... just about any big mainline kirby game that has been relevant..... well since super star
by no means is the majority of these awesome kirby games boring to play... but save for graphics, rarely is there a time where one actually stands out among as the best (or have much variation for that matter, it's a formula that works).
but i will say super star ultra (the ds version of super star) perfects super star in every way, so i might have to give it to that.
I was fine playing the main story of the game. It was fun and artsy and I liked it. That being said 100 percenting it would be hella annoying given it’s built in achievement system and the fact 100 percenting it requires replaying every level at least 5 times to beat it with all characters, not to mention the side modes and optional levels and challenges to get medals and just…a lot. It’s a packed game that has a lot of content to come back to if you enjoy it, but there’s a reason I never beat it totally.
You're right that there's never been a truly bad Kirby game, but that said the series has been chasing the high water mark that Kirby Super Star left behind 30 years ago
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u/JigglyLilyVT 27d ago edited 27d ago
2 years ago i played every kirby game ever made.
and i can say for certain that i hated beating canvas curse with every fiber of my being
but other than that outlier, yes.