The enjoyment is doubled with the great addition of the aforementioned 4 player co-op. It works well and plays exactly like you would expect it to. Nothing mind blowing but if you like Kirby games, then there is much to like in this department.Gameplay: This game is a traditional 2D platformer just like the original Kirby games. It’s a pretty simple good and evil story but it works well, giving it a much-needed excuse to put co-op 4 player action in this game. Kirby gets one these hearts as well and can use it to turn enemies into friends. Will this game another great addition to the franchise or will it fall under with the many tropes of its more generic entries.Story: The story starts out with our main villain, Hyness, getting a dark heart that is able to turn people evil. The whole package is great in every way, although some themes may need to have their titles corrected and edited.Introduction: With the Nintendo Switch being such a success with numerous award-winning games, it’s time for the pink puffball we all know andIntroduction: With the Nintendo Switch being such a success with numerous award-winning games, it’s time for the pink puffball we all know and love to grace the system. Returning themes are again, great, but they have introduced me to some other amazing Kirby OSTs, like Blowout Blast's shockingly amazing OST. It's clear that some of the OST's bests are original themes that include some elements of older themes, like the theme of Heroes in Another Dimension and Astral Birth Void's theme. The original themes in general seem to be good at worst and amazing at best, although the stage themes often fail to be very memorable. The highlights of the remixes are clearly Morpho Knight's themes and the Celebration Picture themes.
It's a shame that there seems to be no main connecting theme like Sun, Sky, Dreamstalk or The Noble Haltmann, but that just opened up the door for remixes of more obscure Kirby songs like the Casting theme from KD元, Yearning for Yellow (Vroom!), and even the theme of Kirby GCN. The originals definitely have their own style compared to the other modern Kirby games, and while it's not as distinct as Planet Robobot (obviously), the increased variety of instruments gives so many songs their own unique flair. I'm sure that some would say that it's a bit bloated, but getting so many great Kirby tracks in such high quality is totally worth it. I think it's great that so many tracks made it in, even those that aren't KSA originals. This soundtrack is absolutely mholy cowive.
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