Pink, greedy and clever: from Kirby's Adventure to Kirby Super Star, the pink puffball swallows enemies to steal their powers. RomWize re-ranks the best entries by its re-evaluated scores, each with its current score, its versions, their rarity and their collector value.
"Kirby's first true leap into 3D delights with the Mouthful Mode that lets him swallow cars and vending machines whole. The colorful post-apocalyptic world brims with charm, and its gentle difficulty makes it an ideal platformer to share."
"Kirby Planet Robobot on 3DS in Korean version. Kirby in a robot armour that copies enemy powers. Creative, varied and technically impressive. One of the best Kirbys with great replayability."
"Kirby and the world stitched from yarn, felt and buttons. Instead of inhaling, Kirby morphs into car, submarine or parachute as needed, spooling his body into thread. Gorgeous art direction, tender and inventive stages, warm local co-op. Difficulty is very gentle, you basically can't die, but the visual beauty and creative level design carry the whole adventure."
"Kirby on Famicom, one of the console's most technically impressive games. Power copying is already there, colors explode, handling is perfect. An absolute pinnacle."
"Kirby's Dream Land 2 on Game Boy. This time Kirby absorbs powers and can ride Rick (hamster), Kine (fish) or Coo (owl), each changing the inhale. Five solid worlds, an alternate ending to unlock. Excellent portable Kirby, essential for franchise fans."
"A polished remaster of an excellent co-op Kirby, packed with spectacular Super Abilities. Four-player play is joyful and welcoming to the whole family. Not very demanding, but brimming with cheer and bonus content."
"Nintendo/HAL's first Kirby. A pink ball that inhales, spits and floats through Dream Land. No absorbed powers yet (those arrive with Adventure on NES), but the concept and gentleness are already there. Short, accessible, brilliant for first-time gaming. One of the greatest Game Boy games, essential."
