Favourite Kirby game?
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Kirby 64 Crystal Shards, although there are a few really good Kirby games!
Mars Adept
Circles and spirals in mind…
Here are my favorite main series games.
1. Dream Land - A fun short romp with versatile difficulty options and fun power-ups.
2. Adventure - The most beautiful graphics on NES and over 20 copy abilities make this super fun.
3. Dream Land 3 - A soft colored pencil art style, animal friends with their own unique skills, a unique goal and new character to acquire the heart star in each stage, fun references, an amazing soundtrack, and more make this my favorite Kirby game tied with Kirby 64.
4. Kirby 64 - I LOVE the 2.5D perspective, creative ability combos, graphics, and crystal shards to get in each stage, as well as the setting and new characters.
5. Amazing Mirror - The decision to make this game have non-linear maps makes this the most unique Kirby game to date. It also has fun treasures.
6. Squeak Squad - This sequel to Amazing Mirror brings back linear stages but puts emphasis on the treasure hunting, has new abilities that never returned, and introduces the Squeak Squad. It was also Flagship’s last game.
Now for my favorite spin-offs.
1. Block Ball - This is a fun breakaway clone with four copy abilities, a boss at the end of each level, and score goalposts to reach.
2. Tilt ‘n’ Tumble - You get to control Kirby by tilting the GBC or GBA in real life, which tests your skill greatly. It also has a selection of unique sub-games and a nice soundtrack.
3. Battle Royale - This online (prior to the 3DS online shutting down) multiplayer game has you partaking in 10 fun events in a 3D space. You have a selection from over a dozen copy abilities, all of which function differently.
1. Dream Land - A fun short romp with versatile difficulty options and fun power-ups.
2. Adventure - The most beautiful graphics on NES and over 20 copy abilities make this super fun.
3. Dream Land 3 - A soft colored pencil art style, animal friends with their own unique skills, a unique goal and new character to acquire the heart star in each stage, fun references, an amazing soundtrack, and more make this my favorite Kirby game tied with Kirby 64.
4. Kirby 64 - I LOVE the 2.5D perspective, creative ability combos, graphics, and crystal shards to get in each stage, as well as the setting and new characters.
5. Amazing Mirror - The decision to make this game have non-linear maps makes this the most unique Kirby game to date. It also has fun treasures.
6. Squeak Squad - This sequel to Amazing Mirror brings back linear stages but puts emphasis on the treasure hunting, has new abilities that never returned, and introduces the Squeak Squad. It was also Flagship’s last game.
Now for my favorite spin-offs.
1. Block Ball - This is a fun breakaway clone with four copy abilities, a boss at the end of each level, and score goalposts to reach.
2. Tilt ‘n’ Tumble - You get to control Kirby by tilting the GBC or GBA in real life, which tests your skill greatly. It also has a selection of unique sub-games and a nice soundtrack.
3. Battle Royale - This online (prior to the 3DS online shutting down) multiplayer game has you partaking in 10 fun events in a 3D space. You have a selection from over a dozen copy abilities, all of which function differently.
himekirako
celeste's cheerleader
omg me too!! kirby's epic yarn my beloved 
I have two favorite games at the moment!
-Return to Dreamland: The first mainline Kirby game I played and the game that got me into the series! The multiplayer is fun and Magolor is one of my favorite characters! I still remember beating the final boss with my brothers, it was one of the few times I could get both of my brothers to play any game together.
-Kirby's Dreamland 3: Also one of the first games I played (via Dream Collection) and I just love the way this game looks! The crayon look just speaks to me personally. I also liked finding all the heart stars in the stages.
-Return to Dreamland: The first mainline Kirby game I played and the game that got me into the series! The multiplayer is fun and Magolor is one of my favorite characters! I still remember beating the final boss with my brothers, it was one of the few times I could get both of my brothers to play any game together.
-Kirby's Dreamland 3: Also one of the first games I played (via Dream Collection) and I just love the way this game looks! The crayon look just speaks to me personally. I also liked finding all the heart stars in the stages.
DookieTuesday
Senior Member
Kirby’s Dream Land 3. It has such a chill, charming vibe that I can’t help but love it. The hand-drawn crayon art style is super cozy, and the music is weirdly soothing and mysterious at the same time. I love how you can team up with different animal buddies—like Gooey, who’s both helpful and slightly unsettling in the best way. The game’s got that classic Kirby simplicity, but there’s also a surprising depth if you go for the true ending. It’s one of those games that feels like a playable picture book… with adorable destruction.
QueenCobra
yassified for anonymity
Kirby Super Star Ultra! I have it for the DS, and it’s a treasure trove of fun games. I played it a lot as a teenager, so it’s nostalgic for me.
Ghost Of Mascevanje
Soul Survivor
The original Kirby Super Star for the SNES. Still have the game and still love to play it every once in awhile.
Captain Jigglypuff
Leader of the Jigglypuff Army
I have three favorite Kirby games: Planet Robobot, Star Allies, and Superstar (both versions). I love Planet Robobot for its story and concept and I love seeing Kirby cosplaying as a mech operator. The game even included a jet fighter Kirby which is an idea I had since I was ten and funnily enough, Kirby was dressed exactly how I imagined him to be with only the plane being different. My vision had Kirby flying a WWII fighter plane but it still was pretty scary how close my crude drawing of Kirby was to the actual thing. The only other time that sort of thing has happened to me was seeing new Pokémon that looked nearly identical to what I came up with.
