For the most part of the game, it is very easy. The actual story mode and stuff are suitable for younger audiences. However, at the end there is a strange villain you see. He has a hood and resembles highly as a priest. His goal is to revive the "dark lord" known as Void Termina.

For years, Kirby – the pink puffball with an insatiable hunger and a devastating in-take of breath – has experimented with new mechanics. Each game since the character's inception has had its own standout power, all the way through to Kirby's last proper outing on the 3DS having the little guy...

Looks great and has a nostalgic presentation overall; Lots of replay value; Great to play with friends; Friend Train is adorable

Incredibly easy and very short; Feels too much like a greatest hits album; Combination powers not quite as awesome as Kirby 64's; Suicidal AI companions

Kirby's games never seem fair on the enemies but this tiresome and poorly balanced co-op platformer offers little chance of fun for them or you.

The game is extremely well put together; with excellent visuals and dozens of enemies with unique and relatively complex powers

Even by the standards of the series the action is pointlessly easy, but also visually confusing and poorly suited to co-op play; Dull and repetitive level design, with irritating load times

A bit boring. Adorable artwork. Too much hand holding in the game Age demographic is for 4-7 years old. Way too easy for older age demographic. Pretty short levels with constant door opening. I wouldn't recommend it.

Kirby has a very colorful history with Nintendo, beginning on the Game Boy and eventually appearing on every Nintendo console since, the lovable puff ball has had his fair share of experiences.

I got this specifically because you can play with up to four players which is going to be a great way to include everyone. Side scrolling adventures are great and the Kirby franchise always delivers.

I have personally always seen Kirby as an easier Mario platformer. While it is fun, it never pushes the boundaries of what is it is comfortable doing. You control Kirby through a series of stages, suck in enemies and turn their powers into your powers.

a delightfully detailed throwback

Fun for all your friends and family, Kirby Star Allies is a Kirby-by-numbers, sticking to the formula that has worked for so long, and proves to be just as fun as ever before. Mixing in the four-player element makes for some hilarious antics, and the augmented powers that can be utilised make for...

I am very thankful Family Friendly Gaming purchased a copy of Kirby Star Allies on the Nintendo Switch. The failures from the PR and Marketing firm that represents this game have been mentioned before. Kirby Star Allies contains Story Mode, Chop Champs, and Star Slam Heroes.