For Return to Dream Land, Kirby is tasked with assisting stranded alien Magolor with repairing his ship. You'll need to take advantage of every copy ability Kirby has so you can track down the countless collectibles strewn throughout. They can also be used to clear pieces of the environment to unveil bonus items and hidden locations. These give Kirby access to screen-clearing attacks that can destroy whole lines of enemies with a single strike. Introduced in this game are Super Abilities, which are more powerful versions of some of the basic abilities. From the copious number of abilities to copy to the straight-forward level design, the game is classic Kirby through and through. It's also not as enjoyable to mess around with your friends as it is in the multiplayer modes from the modern Mario games.Īlthough designed with multiplayer in mind, you won't lose anything by going through the adventure solo. If anything, the chaotic nature of four players sharing the screen at once makes the title even easier than it already is. The multiplayer options are fun, but far from essential. Kirby's allies may lack the ability to copy powers, but they are each effective in their own way. Whether as different versions of Kirby, or as franchise stalwarts King Dedede, Meta Knight and Bandana Waddle Dee, up to four players can tackle the entirety of the adventure together. It's a traditional 2.5D side-scroller, but with the added gimmick of co-operative multiplayer. Originally released for the Nintendo Wii back in 2011, Return to Dream Land is classic Kirby with a bit of a twist.
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