However, for anyone wanting something with a little more depth, you’d probably be better off with other fighters on the Switch. Especially if you’re a Kirby fan or if you have younger or more casual gamers in your family. I would obviously prefer another full-fledged, mainline Kirby title in the vein of Star Allies, but for what it is Kirby Fighters 2 offers a lot of bang for your buck. Check out the crowd of spectators watching you duke it out in King DeDeDe’s boxing ring. It’s a lighthearted but fun Kirby-themed fighter that encourages couch co-op with gameplay that revolves around its multiplayer options. You have to go in knowing what this game is, and for what it is, it is perfectly fine. Still, you can’t pay a mere 20 bucks and go in expecting a Smash Bros. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still a lot of fun – but it definitely pales in comparison to meatier fighting games like Super Smash Bros. However, things began to wear thin after several hours with the game. Wispy Woods is back with his twin brother, and they’ve got bigger apples than ever before. My initial impression was very positive, as I loved seeing each new stage and unlocking new characters and abilities. So what’s not too love? Well, despite all the attractive bells and whistles, the game is still a mini-game expansion, and it feels like one. Everything worked as it should, moving along at a brisk pace with crisp graphics. Online play was pretty smooth as well during my time with the game. If you like Kirby music (and who doesn’t?), you’ll feel right at home here.
Each stage revisits levels from previous Kirby games, flawlessly replicating and enhances the varied styles from Kirby’s catalogue, including Kirby’s Dreamland 3 and even Planet Robobot. Longtime Kirby fans will appreciate the endless flow of references and homages to previous Kirby games.
Speaking of the stages, they are absolutely beautiful in Kirby Fighters 2. Stages are littered with items to shake things up too, like a minty leaf from Kirby’s Dreamland that allows you to rapidly blow puffs of minty air at your opponents, or hitching a ride aboard a Kirby Air Ride-style star and blasting enemies from appear in a move that is reminiscent of Smash Bros. Retro-style stages add some extra pizzaz to the proceedings in Kirby Fighters 2.
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